At the same time I sat down with Remodista last week for a deep dive into the challenges and upcoming new European e-commerce laws, Sweden decided not to wait until the end of 2020 and the new European e-commerce rules. In my last blog I explained the double-digit growth in cross-border commercial items and the challenges…
DetailsFor retailers, expanding to European markets holds a big draw. As you might have guessed, it’s more complicated than putting something in Google translate and getting international shipping packaging. Is your company up to the daunting task of expanding to a whole new market? We sat down with the founder of GO EU Commerce, Jordie…
DetailsGreat article by Luca Cassetti (Director of EU Public affairs) in e-commerce Europe explaining the double-digit growth in cross-border commercial items, challenges for postal administrations, CEP (Courier, Express and Parcel) service providers and customs authorities and the enormous challenges. More than ¾ of all commercial items weigh less than 2 kg and are valued at…
DetailsGO EU Commerce is coming to #Shoptalk Las Vegas on March 18-21. Brexit is coming, and European e-commerce rules are already changing. We can help double your direct sales, your logistics, and trade processes to meet the needs of potential customers across Europe. Would you like to get a more in depth insight for your European sales strategy in…
DetailsOn Saturday February 10th, The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon is preparing to launch a delivery service for businesses. Amazon.com Inc. may have ambitions to compete against FedEx Corp. and the United Parcel Service Inc. with its own shipping business. But the online retail giant is a long way from reaching the scale of…
DetailsOn Wednesday evening, MEPs and Estonian EU Council Presidency negotiators have struck a provisional deal on rules to help make cross-border parcel delivery rates fairer and more transparent. The new rules also ensure better information is provided to consumers, so as to boost online purchases of goods and services. “These new rules are an important…
DetailsThe Council adopted new rules making it easier for online businesses to comply with VAT obligations. Part of the EU’s ‘digital single market’ strategy, the proposals are aimed at facilitating the collection of VAT when consumers buy goods and services online. “This revamp of the rules will make our VAT system fit for the digital…
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