This statistic displays a forecast of the average per capita spending for online shopping in selected countries in Europe in 2017. For 2017, the Centre for Retail Research expects the per capita e-commerce spending of German consumers to amount to roughly 882.71 euros. The highest amount was projected for Great Britain with approximately 1,265.83 euros per capita. Third was France with 744.98 euros. The percentage of internet users using online shopping in the United Kingdom was at 80.4 percent in 2015 and projected to remain stable at 80.9 percent by 2020. In Germany 77.6 percent of internet users use online shopping and an increase of 3.2 percent to 80.8 percent by 2020 was projected. The share of global online grocery sales based on value was highest in the United Kingdom with 6.9 percent in 2016. Worldwide online retail sales are forecast to nearly double between 2016 and 2020 as the global e-commerce market is constantly increasing. Further information on online shopping behavior and e-commerce in Europe can be found in the Dossier: E-commerce in Europe.
Forecast of the average per capita spending for online shopping in selected countries in Europe in 2017, by country (in euros)
Exclusive Premium Statistic
This statistic displays a forecast of the average per capita spending for online shopping in selected countries in Europe in 2017. For 2017, the Centre for Retail Research expects the per capita e-commerce spending of German consumers to amount to roughly 882.71 euros. The highest amount was projected for Great Britain with approximately 1,265.83 euros per capita. Third was France with 744.98 euros. The percentage of internet users using online shopping in the United Kingdom was at 80.4 percent in 2015 and projected to remain stable at 80.9 percent by 2020. In Germany 77.6 percent of internet users use online shopping and an increase of 3.2 percent to 80.8 percent by 2020 was projected. The share of global online grocery sales based on value was highest in the United Kingdom with 6.9 percent in 2016. Worldwide online retail sales are forecast to nearly double between 2016 and 2020 as the global e-commerce market is constantly increasing. Further information on online shopping behavior and e-commerce in Europe can be found in the Dossier: E-commerce in Europe.
More information
Statista Accounts: Access All Statistics. Starting from $588 / Year
Statistics on "B2C E-commerce in the Netherlands"
Statista for Your Company: The Research and Analysis Tool
Further Content: Statistics, Studies, and Topic Pages
Statistics
- Distribution of online shoppers in China in 2012, by annual expenditures
- Type of online purchases by individuals in the Netherlands 2017, by gender
- Leading problems while online shopping in the Netherlands 2015-2016
- Online shopping expenditure of individuals in the Netherlands 2017, by age
- Individuals shopping online in the Netherlands 2017, by expenses and education
- Individuals buying online from another EU country, the Netherlands 2015
- Online shopping expenditure of individuals in the Netherlands 2017, by gender
- Average spending per online purchase in France 2005-2016
- Online shopping expenditure by individuals from the Netherlands 2017, by employment
- Online shopping in China by products 2011
- Reasons for preferring certain online marketplaces among Japanese digital buyers 2016
- Duration of online shopping in Denmark, by product 2016
- U.S. Generation X: most-purchased items online 2012
- Digital payment methods among Japanese online buyers 2016
- Products and service categories bought online by Mexican Millennials 2016
- Expenditure on online purchases by individuals in the Netherlands 2017, by origin
- Distribution of online spending in Sweden 2015, by amount spent
- Online purchasing rate among enterprises in Bulgaria 2004-2016, by size class
- Online and in-store sales, by category 2014 in Denmark
- Products bought online in the Nordics 2017, by country and category