Dutch eCommerce Increases By Nine Percent In 2012

The Dutch eCommerce market has grown by nine percent in 2012, earning up to 9.8 billion euros, The Paypers reports. The frequency of Dutch consumers ordering online has increased significantly, with an average of eight orders per person in 2012. This was an eight percent increase from 2011. The total of online orders also increased by 13 percent, a total of about 88 million orders. When broken down to daily orders, these statistics indicate that the Dutch are making an average of 240,000 online orders every day.

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    The fastest growing online sales amongst Dutch consumers are toys and clothes. The research also claimed that the increase can be attributed to a paralleled increase of mobile phone and tablet usage.

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