The Growth Rate Of Cross-Border Online Shopping In Mexico Ranks First In The World.

In cross-border shopping, clothing and shoes are the most searched products, and 39% of cross-border goods.

Consumers will buy clothes and shoes.

In Latin America, the ratio is 47%, just like that in the Middle East, just behind the central and Eastern Europe, while the ratio in central and Eastern Europe is 50%.

According to the PayPal survey, the growth rate of cross-border online shopping consumption in Mexico will rank the world's top in the next year.

Among the many cross-border online shopping goods, Mexicans prefer to buy clothing, followed by electronic products.

The American media "bnamericas" reported that according to the PayPal survey results,

The growth rate of cross-border online shopping is 59%, ranking first in the world, followed by 54% in Russia, and third in China, by 52%.

In Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, about 50% of consumers said they would only buy things on their own websites, while 46% claimed they would buy things on local websites or overseas websites.

In cross-border shopping, clothing and shoes are the most searched products, and 39% of cross border online shopping consumers will buy clothes and shoes.

In Latin America, the ratio is 47%, just like that in the Middle East, just behind the central and Eastern Europe, while the ratio in central and Eastern Europe is 50%.

Search volume second is high.

Products, 39% Mexico consumers' cross-border online shopping electronic products, in Brazil, the ratio is 36%.

However, for Brazilians, clothes and shoes are the most popular cross-border online shopping products. 50% Brazil consumers will cross the line shopping for clothing and shoes, followed by electronic products, and third of them are cosmetic products.

The United States and China are the most popular cross-border online shopping destinations. The United States accounts for 26% of the global cross-border online shopping market, and China occupies the second place, accounting for 18%.

Transport costs are a major obstacle to the development of cross-border online shopping market. 51% of respondents said they would spend more if cross border online shopping charges were not so high; if they could avoid shipping costs, they would go crazy spending.

PayPal said that in Latin America, e-commerce began to start, and Latin American payment business is a key development project of PayPal.