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April 23,盗U多签钱包破解 2025
Global and UK e-commerce order volumes rose year on year in Q1, boosted by Valentine’s and Mother’s day spending, according to new data from e-tailer delivery management platform Scurri.
It said that gifting, homewares and cosmetics were the strongest-performing categories.
Data from Scurri’s platform showed that in Q1 the volume of shipments with the UK as the final destination climbed 5% year-on-year, with the key gifting days driving up performance.
Gifting shipments were up 39% in the period with homewares up 34% (after a challenging 2025). Shipments of cosmetics rose 17%, building on a 7.3% rise for health & beauty last year.
Globally, online order volumes rose 19% and outside of domestic UK shipments, the highest volume shipment destinations were Germany (up 45% compared to Q1 2025), Poland (+24%) and Ireland (+18%).
“The increase in shipments to Ireland from the UK is indicative that brands looking to diversify recognise its closest neighbour is an expanding e-commerce market, with trading being facilitated by an ecosystem of partners committed to overcoming the post-Brexit complexities of moving goods into Ireland,” Scurri founder and CEO Rory O’Connor said.
Express ‘with signature’ services saw a 35% increase in Q1 volumes compared to 2025, “reflecting some consumer concerns around security and parcel theft”, but also a reduced willingness to wait. Next Day delivery volumes increased 33% in the quarter compared to 2025.
O’Connor added: “We continue to see a strong demographic split when it comes to delivery speed vs spend. Two-thirds (65%) of 18-24-year-olds say they are happy to pay for premium delivery services, but the cost of home delivery is a key cart abandonment trigger for nearly half (44%) of shoppers aged 55-64.”