From this morning, South African consumers can shop on a local Amazon platform from 20 different product categories, with same-day or next-day delivery.

Ecommerce is booming in South Africa and is set to keep growing. According to Statista, there were approximately 27 million ecommerce users in the country in 2022. It is predicted that by 2027, this will increase to 37.9 million users.

In the ever-evolving world of ecommerce, South Africa is experiencing a notable shift in the way consumers choose to receive their online orders.

Ecommerce has grown rapidly in South Africa over the past few years, and with the increasing number of online shoppers, it's crucial for ecommerce businesses to streamline their operations.

The global ecommerce revolution has transformed the business landscape, and logistics providers are navigating these waves of change.

A booming ecommerce industry and advancements in technology are bringing goods straight to our doorsteps at an increasingly regular, predictable, and accurate manner.

In recent years, ecommerce has had a significant impact on the logistics and supply chain industries.

A major factor driving the growth of ecommerce has been its perceived convenience for customers – especially when it comes to avoiding visits to malls. Instead, buyers can have their items delivered to their doorsteps.

How retailers can make the most of peak season and reduce the often costly number of returns.

While most economic sectors and traditional businesses have been battered by COVID-19 and the lockdown responses to the pandemic, the online food and essential delivery industry has grown exponentially over the past 18 months.