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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Poles Have Turned Away From E-Commerce Following the Lockdown
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The destruction wrought by the Russian invaders in Ukraine is immense ‒ 2 million square metres of residential floorspace alone has been destroyed. The total infrastructure damage to date is at more than USD 137.8 billion and counting. The international community will have to step in to help rebuild the country from the ravages of war and its assistance must…
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Unity Group on the Digitization of Trade During the Meble Polska Trade Fair
Poland’s furniture industry is one of the fastest growing in terms of production in the European Union. The topic of optimizing the various sales channels in this industry, both online and offline, is gaining particular importance in view of current market conditions. Unity Group has been supporting the furniture sector with digitization and omnichannel sales development for years. Thanks to…
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