Despite dynamic growth of internet sales in the first months of the pandemic, the trend failed to maintain. Online commerce has notably weakened. Poles mainly resign from buying food and pharmaceuticals. Unity Group’s managing partner, Grzegorz Rudno-Rudziński, highlights the persisting overall greater level of e-commerce share in retail. (content in Polish)
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