Online Buying In Canada Looks To Grow 20 Percent Per Year
Online Buying In Canada Looks To Grow 20 Percent Per Year
Growth spurred in part by US marketers
NEW YORK, NY (August 9, 2005) A country one-ninth the population of the US, Canada has the essential underpinnings of a strong e-commerce society: high rates of PC penetration, Internet usage and broadband uptake. Yet in 2005, online purchasing remains minusculeless than one-thirtieth the amount spent by US consumers.A new report from eMarketer, Canada E-Commerce, forecasts that Canadian consumers will spend $4.6 billion on products and services (including travel bookings) over the Internet in 2005, an increase of 23% over last year. Online buying in Canada will grow more than 20% per year over the next five years to a projected $8.3 billion by 2008.
Charter Cable Broadband Yet the growth comes on top of a very low starting point. Indeed, if not for US retailers and Internet companies looking north for growth, Canada's e-commerce projections would be nearly frozen.
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How does Canada's e-commerce infrastructure compare with that of
other advanced industrial nations?
How large is Canada's retail e-commerce segment?
What is the market potential?
What is holding Canada's online retail market back?
Why do Canadians shop onlinebut
not buy?
What is the single most-important thing Canada's retail e-commerce
sector must do?
And much more
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But sales of pet supplies, cosmetics and fragrances will increase faster than other categories at growth rates of over 30 percent, the report found. Last year, online sales rose 25 percent to $176.4 billion, with 28 percent growth in online purchases excluding travel. Total Internet sales in 2004 and 2003 reached $141.4 billion and $114.1 billion, respectively, Silverman said. "I think we're still looking for the next several years (for) growth over 20 percent per year, " he said, adding that growth closer to 30 percent was probably not sustainable.
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