Report: Azerbaijani eCommerce Jumps 1.7 Percent

By PYMNTS | August 13, 2013

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The eCommerce sector in Azerbaijan has grown 1.7 percent on a yearly basis for the January-July 2013 period, according to data from the Azerbaijan’s State Statistical Committee. The volume of consumer goods sold to the public jumped by 9.2 percent during the same span.

The data also highlights that 92.8 percent of eCommerce turnover comes from non-food products, as The Paypers notes.

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