Hungarian Webshop Turnover Climbs 8.5% in 2023
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Retail sales of Hungarian webshops rose 8.5% to HUF 1.474 trillion in 2023, research by consultancy GKID and Mastercard show, according to a report by state news wire MTI.
The number of orders placed with Hungarian webshops rose 7pc to 83m. Including orders from foreign webshops, orders by Hungarian consumers climbed 32% to 102 million as Chinese e-platforms, such as Temu, gained ground, the research shows.
Hungarians opted for payment on delivery for 59% of their orders.
The data show there were 5,150 parcel lockers in Hungary at the end of April 2024. Around 77pc of those were outside of the capital.
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