Cross-border shopping is growing and cross-border e-Commerce is estimated to reach $1 Trillion in 2020. Around 54% of US digital shoppers reported making online purchases from foreign site in the past. 67% of global consumers who shop abroad are buying because prices are lower outside of their own country. Check out our infographic on Cross Border shopping for latest statistics and trends.
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Estimated Global cross-border B2C Market (in Billions)
| Year | Cross-Border B2C Market ( in USD Billion) | Cross-Border Shoppers ( in Millions ) |
| 2015 | 304 | 361 |
| 2016 | 400 | 451 |
| 2017 | 530 | 576 |
| 2018 | 676 | 715 |
| 2019 | 826 | 848 |
| 2020 | 994 | 943 |
54% of US digital shoppers reported making online purchases from foreign site in the past.
35% of consumers currently shop on sites based outside of their home country up from 26% in 2014
67% of global consumers who shop abroad are buying because prices are lower outside of their own country.
Top 3 reasons US consumers are buying abroad
| Reason | %age |
| Cheaper prices | 49% |
| Ability to obtain brands that aren’t available in US | 43% |
| Unique or specialty products that aren’t found in US | 35% |
Approximately two-thirds of global online retail shoppers in major global markets contribute at least 10% of their monthly online spending towards cross-border commerce.
Consumers Considering the cross-border Purchases are primarily Concerned about the high shipping Costs (51%) and long delivery times (47%).
Top products purchased by US Shoppers from abroad
| Product categories | %age |
| Clothing and Accessories | 31% |
| Books, Media and Video Games | 22% |
| Computer hardware or software | 16% |
| Toys | 15% |
| Beauty products | 14% |
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