Welcome to the 67th Week in eCommerce Data, where Friday begins with a dose of ecommerce data. In this week’s roundup, we look at consumer attitudes, faster tech implementations, and ecommerce pivots. Plus other ecom news elsewhere!

Key ecommerce data

34% of consumers

buy part of their groceries online, with the majority (76%) citing the convenience of ecommerce as the reason.

2023

Lululemon is set to reach its 2023 revenue target by the end of this year, 2 years ahead of schedule as its international sales climb 49%.

80% faster implementations

for companies that use composable commerce tech solutions, which refers to using the latest tech from various vendors rather than relying on a single vendor.

30% share

the sales portion of ecommerce for the beauty and wellness industry, a huge shift from its pre-pandemic levels of 15%.

1,500

the amount of GameStop store closures since last year as it pivots towards ecommerce, and focusing on opening fulfilment centers.

68% of ecommerce sales

are cross-border purchases , with consumers buying something from outside of their own country.

1.29%

the new fee that PayPal is set to impose on businesses on transactions between the UK and the rest of Europe – up from 0.5% – citing Brexit as the reason.

44% of consumers

say that buy-online-pick-up-in-store capabilities encourage them to shop at physical stores.