Complete Guide to Shipping Internationally

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China

With a population of 1.3 billion people, China has the world's largest e-commerce market. In fact, 50% of global e-commerce sales are made by Chinese consumers and the numbers are growing year after year.

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England

The ecommerce industry has been driving much of the retail sales growth in the UK in recent years, with around 80% of the UK population buying online at least once every year.

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the United States

The e-commerce industry continues to grow and grow in the US and shows no sign of slowing down. By 2022, the retail e-commerce sales are expected to reach well in excess of $700.5 billion dollars.

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New Zealand

As of 2017, only 40% of Kiwis shopped online, however they are rapidly coming into the modern era with the expectation of doubling the value of their e-commerce spending in the next three years.

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Australia

Close to 80% of Australians use e-commerce for domestic purchases. While the number is far less for international purchases (21% in 2017), it is increasing at rates of 7%-plus per year. This is because Australians are keen to take advantage of wider selections and cheaper prices available from overseas suppliers. This guide will help you get cheap shipping to Australia.

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France

Is there a more fabulous place than France? Mais non! The winding roads, the hidden vineyards and a beautiful, expensive cottage designed so Marie Antoinette could see 'how the other half live'. Shipping from Canada to France just got a whole lot easier and cheaper thanks to this complete shipping guide.

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India

As of 2018, India had 560 million internet users and E-commerce accounted for about $40 billion USD of transactions. Both are expected to grow dramatically in the next several years.

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Spain

Today, Spain boasts an advanced, modern economy with half of its population using e-commerce, and steadily growing. The value of Spain's e-commerce is expected to increase from $19 billion (USD) today to $27 billion by 2022.

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Germany

Germany is the economic leader amongst the 28 nations of the European Union. It has the largest economy - over $4 trillion USD (2019), produces and exports a wide range of goods.

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Pakistan

While Pakistan's economy remains cash-based, e-commerce is making fast inroads with the value of those transactions having doubled in the last 5 years.

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Mexico

With a population of 130 million - 10th in the world - and a growing economy, Mexico is an economic leader in Latin America.

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Japan

In Japan, e-commerce accounts for a small percentage of a $5 trillion USD economy, it is growing steadily and projected to reach $103 billion by 2023.

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Netherlands

Today's Netherlands was built by its global, seafaring people into a modern and industrial society. As a result of being one of the world's biggest traders today, the Netherlands is a top economic performer in Europe

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Belgium

In 2019, Belgians were expected to purchase $11 billion USD worth of goods and services via e-commerce, and that's growing at 7% annually. With 76% of its population using the internet and 23% of its companies engaged in e-commerce

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Italy

Italy, known for its high fashion and inimitable style, refined cuisine, and fast motor cars is also one of Europe's major industrial and economic powers.

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Norway

Today, Norwegians are a peaceful people who have created one of the world's wealthiest and happiest countries. And they like to shop too.

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South Korea

South Koreans use their very well developed internet infrastructure to shop on-line more than any other nation giving it the world's fifth-largest e-commerce market.

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Brazil

Brazil is a heavy-hitter in Latin America. With 209 million people and the largest economy of its neighbours, it commands 42% of the business-to-consumer e-commerce in the region.

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Philippines

E-commerce in the Philippines is growing annually at nearly 8% and close to 75% of Filipinos actively use social media.

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Russia

Like its other large claims, Russia is becoming an e-commerce heavyweight. In the first 6 months of 2019 that market grew by 26%! And with 65% of its population internet users (95 million people), mother Russia's future is bullish.

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Nigeria

Nigeria's population is skewed towards the youth - 127 million below the age of 25, and they readily use the internet for deals and discounts. With English as the country's official language, this booming population is open for business.

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Ireland

Modern Ireland has a booming knowledge-based economy, and its citizens can boast some impressive numbers: 73% of the population uses the internet, E-commerce has doubled since 2010, 2.2 billion euros were spent shopping on-line in 2019, and it's expected to grow at 8-plus percent annually.

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Colombia

Colombians' enthusiasm for using the internet and shopping on-line shopping is supported by having Latin America's only Ministry of E-commerce. And this may explain the forecasted 8% per year growth of e-commerce until 2022.

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Vietnam

Vietnam is a beautiful, mountainous country with fine beaches and two major river deltas - the Red and Mekong. Those deltas have fed its population for millenia and led to Vietnam developing its delicious spring rolls and famous pho.

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Thailand

Thailand has long been known for the majesty of its elephants, beauty of its beaches, and benevolence of its Buddhism. Over 80% of Thais use the internet and revenues in e-commerce are enjoying healthy yearly returns.

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Malaysia

Malaysia is a country renowned for its beautiful beaches, tropical rainforests, and its megadiverse wildlife - only 17 of 197 nations qualify for this honour.

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Saudi Arabia

The rapid rise of internet use from 2% of the population in 2000 to 68% today, Saudi Arabia is a country booming with eager and internet savvy consumers.

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Ukraine

Ukraine is famous for its beautiful, hand-crafted, and artistic Easter eggs. But Ukraine's true value comes from being Europe's second largest country and having vast swathes of fertile plains.

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South Africa

The South African landscape is a rich mixture of fertile farmland, vast big-animal safaris, incredible mineral wealth, and 2,800 km of beautiful coastline linking two oceans.

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Poland

With more than 70% of its population using the internet to shop, and 11-plus billion euros spent in 2019, the Poles have a foot firmly planted in the past and future.

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Sweden

Sweden has only 10 million inhabitants, more than 77% of them use the internet to shop. It is expected they will spend $11 billion USD in 2020

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Chile

Chile's population is small compared to its size, but its people keenly shop online - at a rate that outstrips the Latin American heavy weights.

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Algeria

Algeria's e-commerce market is still in its early days much like the country's population - median age of 28 - so the future can only go up. Which was demonstrated quite dramatically in 2020 when, as a result of COVID-19, e-commerce activity bounded by 50%!

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Argentina

Rich in natural resources, a highly literate population, an export-oriented agricultural sector, and a diversified industrial base. No wonder Argentinian e-commerce economy has flourished with a 38% jump in 2020 alone! So, let's all say buenos dias to our Argentinian friends.

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Angola

Angolans have relatively high access to the internet and many have bank accounts, which is enabling a slow but steady growth of e-commerce in the country. And for those who can, Amazon and eBay are popular choices for online purchases.

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Albania

E-commerce has had a slower start in Albania compared to other parts of Europe, but like the world over, COVID-19 has been a catalyst for some recent rapid growth for the country that is projected to grow annually at 10%-plus until at least 2025.

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Aruba

Aruba is a prosperous country, and Arubans are highly engaged in social media with their rate of internet use matching Aruba's population size. It therefore follows that e-commerce in Aruba is set to grow steadily.

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Switzerland

Switzerland sits in the middle of Europe, it is not part of the EU and has been neutral since 1815. But the Swiss have connected themselves to the world by internet and e-commerce.

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Egypt

Egypt's old self has transformed into a young nation - 60% of the population below the age of 30. And they are tech savvy and bursting to buy stuff with their modern smartphones.

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Scotland

Scotland, like elsewhere in the UK, 80% of the population buys online at least once a year. The Scots are looking for e-commerce opportunities overseas to fulfill their retail needs.

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Israel

Israel's internet penetration is the highest in the Middle East and close to the European average. As a result, e-commerce revenue is expected to grow at an annual rate of 13.8% through to 2024.

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Turkey

Turkey's e-commerce revenues blossomed in 2019 by 39% over 2018 and they are expected to continue expanding at a healthy 20% each year until 2024.

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Taiwan

The Taiwanese have become e-commerce leaders by having a 93% internet penetration rate (2019) and the highest proportion of internet shoppers in Asia. With a large English speaking business community, shipping your goods to and from Taiwan couldn't be more lucrative.

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Singapore

E-commerce has a bright future in Singapore with a tech-savvy population, a well-developed internet infrastructure, and a projected annual revenue growth rate of 9%.

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Indonesia

Indonesia is a very big player in e-commerce. In 2020, it overtook the far more populous India in overall sales value - $40 billion USD.

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Finland

That has made Finland like its nordic neighbours - rich, internet savvy, and big spenders on e-commerce. In fact, Finns buy 50% of their internet purchases overseas.

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Hong Kong

Renowned for its bustling and thriving economy, Hong Kong's success is based on low taxes and free trade. It's no wonder that Hong Kong is home to more billionaires than any other Asian city. It is no surprise that e-commerce in Hong Kong has been equally robust, and annual revenue growth is forecasted to be 12% until 2025.

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Bangladesh

Today, the world's eighth most populated nation covers an area only a bit bigger than Canada's 3 maritime provinces. And though e-commerce revenue is small on a per capita basis, forecasts call for it to double by 2023.

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the United Arab Emirates

The region's vast oil and gas reserves may be the foundation of the UAE's wealth, but the country is a business and finance centre as well as an international transportation and trade hub.

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Peru

In today's Peru, not everyone engages in e-commerce, but those that do, do it a lot. Prospects for the next 4 years indicate an annual growth rate of 7.5%.

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Lebanon

While e-commerce is still in its infancy in Lebanon, most Lebanese have smartphones and they are ready to use them. And since Canada has a 250,000-strong Lebanese expatriate community, the future looks bright for shipping goods to the homeland

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Jamaica

Jamaica is an emerging consumer market with a young population - its median age is 26, so that means the use of e-commerce is only going to grow.

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Morocco

Like elsewhere, today's Moroccans are increasingly using the internet and their smartphones as a modern-day souk. So, with Morocco only 15 km from Spain and the EU, and with French as a business language, that can only be good news for Canadian shippers.

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the Czech Republic

It is no surprise that in this small, landlocked country in the middle of Europe, 88% of its 10 million people use a very fast internet service to increasingly shop online.

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Denmark

As a developed country with a high standard of living, Denmark has a healthy e-commerce economy - each Dane spends about $3500 USD per year. That's thanks in part to the Danish having amongst the highest rates of internet use and smartphone penetration in the EU.

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Portugal

Portugal's long and storied history is now firmly anchored in the modern era as shown by its e-commerce numbers for 2020. The country's future certainly looks as sunny as its famed Algarve.

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Qatar

E-commerce is thriving in Qatar and it is expected to more than double by 2022 just as Qataris host the 2022 FIFA World Cup

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Bulgaria

Bulgaria has a long and strong history of scientific, engineering, and information technology success. It is not surprising then that the Bulgarian e-commerce market is expected to grow at an annual rate of 8% for the next several years.

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Uganda

Due to modern technology, Ugandans have 25 million mobile money accounts, and enjoy an ever increasing rate of internet penetration. Combined with the side-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ugandan e-commerce activity has sprouted.

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Kenya

Kenya is becoming one of the fastest growing e-commerce markets in Africa thanks to the government's promotion of e-commerce and e-government services.

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Oman

Though Oman is lesser known than some of its flashier neighbours, it has worked hard to rapidly develop information technology for its citizens. And with 43% of the population below the age of 15, e-commerce is sure to blossom very soon.

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Hungary

Hungary has experienced a steady increase of e-commerce. Out of a population of nearly 10 million, 54 percent were online shoppers in 2019. By 2022, this is forecast to rocket by 20% - an additional million spenders to ship to from Canada.

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Botswana

e-commerce is still in its very early stages in Botswana, but its people enjoy a level of internet penetration higher than the African average. So, like those ancient humans who became today's consumers, we can expect the Batswana will evolve a thriving e-commerce economy in the near future.

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Latvia

To this day, Latvia continues to have an open economy, which helps explain the country 6.8% annual growth rate of its e-commerce activity. And since Latvians like hockey almost as much as Canadians, we have even more reasons to ship goods there!

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Ecuador

e-commerce is evolving in Ecuador - slowly but surely adapting to the ever changing business and internet environment, and becoming more popular every day.

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Trinidad and Tobago

A thriving e-commerce economy exists in Trinidad and Tobago with government support and a 135% penetration rate for mobile phones and 73% for internet users. For Canadian shippers, this is very good news indeed.

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Austria

90% of Austria's citizens use the internet and spend more than $1,100 USD per person per year on e-commerce purchases - a number expected to grow at 5% annually until 2025.

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The Bahamas

E-commerce is on the rise in The Bahamas, and Bahamians make good use of eBay and Amazon for their purchases.

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Ghana

Ghana continues to be rich in resources (including Lake Volta, the world's largest water reservoir), but it also has a buoyant economy and a rapidly increasing population. The result is that e-commerce is predicted to grow at 13% per annum from 2021 till 2025.

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the Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic is perhaps best known to Canadians as a wintertime getaway paradise but they are also an industrious people who have created the Caribbean's largest economy. And they are very active e-commerce consumers.

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Bahrain

Bahrainis have become eager e-commerce consumers. Predictions are that e-commerce revenue will only increase: Bahrain's population is young, highly computer literate, and has a 99% internet penetration rate.

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Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is perfectly suited for mail-order businesses - it is large and sparsely populated - and recent statistics support this: 2020 saw 25% increase of e-commerce revenue growth!

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Costa Rica

As the country has a 179% cell phone penetration rate and a 99% literacy rate, its citizens should benefit from continued international trade liberalization and economic growth. Shipping to Costa Rica from Canada certainly has a bright future.

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Ethiopia

Ethiopia's population is Africa's second largest, and boasts one of the continent's fastest growing economies. However, e-commerce is still in its early stages there, but the Ethiopian government is drafting legislation to govern the country's e-commerce just as Ethiopia's banks are launching e-banking services.

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Greece

Greece may have arisen 2,800 years ago, but its e-commerce economy is a product of the 21st century; not only has it been growing but Greek businesses adapted to the challenges of the pandemic.

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Kuwait

With Kuwait having implemented the first 5G network of the region, it is no surprise that e-commerce revenue is set to grow at 6% annually for the next several years aided by a young population with lots of disposable income.

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Nepal

Those magnificent mountains attract foreign mountaineers and provide much needed employment for guides and sherpas. However, the rugged terrain and iconic scenery means that e-commerce is still in its infancy in Nepal. That is bound to change as the government implements an e-commerce bill.

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Tanzania

While e-commerce remains in its infancy in Tanzania, both e-business and m-commerce (via mobile phones) are growing. On the plus side, the country has been experiencing strong economic activity and English is the language of foreign trade for Tanzanians. So, for Canadian shippers, trade with Tanzania can only improve

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Uruguay

Uruguay is also a high-income, egalitarian, and socially progressive nation. So, no surprise then that 90% of the population is connected to the internet and retail e-commerce activity is booming at 25% per year.

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Guatemala

While e-commerce remains in its infancy in Guatemala, both e-business and m-commerce (via mobile phones) are growing. On the plus side, the country has been experiencing strong economic activity and English is the language of foreign trade for Guatemalas. So, for Canadian shippers, trade with Guatemala can only improve

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Malta

Malta's history may go back 8,000 years, but its e-commerce activity is firmly rooted in the 21st century. Since 2014, EU and Maltese legislation has encouraged mobile phone and internet penetration rates and boosted e-commerce activity and sales.

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Lithuania

The Lithuanian economy is modern, developed, and mixed, and as a result its citizens are high-income earners. Combined with fast internet and being a European leader of IT, Lithuanians have eagerly adopted e-commerce. As Lithuania is the geographic centre of Europe, the country is a natural trading partner for Canada.

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Luxembourg

In the e-commerce arena, Luxembourg can boast a 95% internet penetration rate, and as a result, 69% of its population orders goods or services over the internet, far outdoing the EU average of 48%. Though tiny, Luxembourg certainly punches above its weight.

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Macau

Macau's wealth has enabled its citizens to enjoy a first-world lifestyle, which includes a recent 30% increase of internet shopping. That means e-commerce is a sure bet for Canadian shipments to Macau.

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Slovenia

Slovenians have slowly embraced e-commerce, but it is predicted that e-commerce will see a steady and healthy growth rate of 6.7% for the next several years. And not only are they part of the EU, Slovenia is ideally placed in central Europe.

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Iceland

While Iceland is home to a mere 365,000 people, it is one of the most developed nations in the world and can boast a very high standard of living. This has led to Icelanders using the internet a lot, which means they also are shopping online much more recently.

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Cambodia

Though e-commerce is still in its early stages in Cambodia, the country has a fast growing economy powered by a youthful population: median age 25! Add some recent laws to help govern it, e-commerce is bound to continue booming at 9% per year for a few more years.

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Jordan

E-commerce activity in Jordan is one of the highest in it region. This is due to Jordanians having a high level of internet penetration and the country has upper-middle income status. Combined with the Canada-jordan Free Trade Agreement, this bodes well for Canadian commerce with the desert Kingdom.

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Grenada

E-commerce is still in its early days in Grenada, but with over 100% of the population owning mobile phones and nearly 60% using the internet, the future of shopping for Grenadians looks as sunny as a Caribbean sunrise.

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Panama

In Panama, e-commerce activity having grown at 12% annually from 2014 - 2019. The recent doubling of the canal's capacity will surely keep Panamanians at the forefront of world trade and increase their e-commerce activity.

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Senegal

The number of mobile connections in Senegal is 103% of the population and 46% of them use the internet, which is steadily increasing. All of this is good news for Canadian shippers: French is Senegal's official language while English is taught in schools and spoken in the business and scientific communities.

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Mozambique

E-commerce in Mozambique remains a young industry because few Mozambicans use credit and debit cards. However, the Bank of Mozambique is working to encourage online payment systems. And this will no doubt change consumer habits and attitudes, and online sales will grow.

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Burkina Faso

While e-commerce is still in its infancy in Burkina Faso - hampered by infrastructure and legal issues, as of 2021, 20% of the population use the internet, a growth of 19% from 2020. So, in spite of challenges and limitations, e-commerce experienced a 12% annual growth rate in 2021.

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Ivory Coast

Côte d'Ivoire has experienced a recent growth of its communications infrastructure and internet market. Combined with a growing economy and a low youth unemployment rate, its e-commerce is projected to grow at 11% annually until 2025. Isn't it time to say Bonjour, to Côte d'Ivoire and all of its neighbours?

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Cameroon

From 2020 - 2021, Cameroon has had one of Africa's top growth rates of internet users. This has led to an e-commerce market that has bounded ten-fold in the last 3 years. And as Cameroon's two official languages are French and English, all of this bodes well for Canadians selling and shipping goods to the country.

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El Salvador

E-commerce may have had a slow start in El Salvador compared to its neighbours, but it is forecast to grow at an annual rate of 11% from 2021 - 2025. Combined with 50% of the population using the internet, and climbing steadily, this country should be on Canadians' shipping radar.

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Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has exhibited a notable increase of B2C activity recently. And with the forecast for a 14% annual growth rate of revenues stretching to 2025, isn't it time to trade for some Ceylon tea?

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Tunisia

E-commerce activity in Tunisia has been a slow start compared to others in the region; however, the majority of Tunisians use the internet and 64% of them are on social media. This can only encourage more e-commerce especially as Tunisia's diverse and export-orientated economy depends on the EU for 72% of its trade.

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Slovakia

Slovakia is per capita the world's largest producer of cars. No surprise then that Slovakians have a developed, high-income economy, and 70% of its population are avid e-commerce shoppers. As Slovakia also sits at the commercial crossroads of Europe, this nation is very much a worthy shipping destination.

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Mongolia

Mongolia's vastness and small population have been challenges to developing an efficient e-commerce economy. However, 80% of the population use the internet and 66% have smartphones. Clearly, Mongolia is a modern nation ready and willing to shop and ship.

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Haiti

Haiti's geological and economic challenges have made it difficult for Haitians to develop a robust e-commerce activity; nonetheless, 40% of the population is connected to the internet and mobile banking is becoming ever more popular.

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Bermuda

Bermuda may sit a 1,000-plus km off the U.S. east coast, but it is as connected electronically as any other first-world nation - 98% internet penetration rate, and boasts very high figures for social media use. So, shipping to this very rich nation - 3rd highest per capita income in the world - should be as enticing as having a day out on a Bermudan pink-sand beach.

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Nicaragua

E-commerce activity in Nicaragua has been hampered by economic and regulatory issues. But this is a youthful nation - median age of 27 - with a 118% rate of mobile connections. So, it is only time before Nicaraguans will be e-commerce shopping like their neighbours.

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Croatia

As a nation with a high income economy, it is no wonder that Croatia has a healthy e-commerce market that is expected to grow at 7.8% annually until 2025. Add to that an increasing internet penetration rate, it shows that Croatians are doing more than bathing on their beaches.

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Guyana

The development of e-commerce in Guyana has been slower compared to other South American countries, but its government has made its development a priority. And with COVID-19 as a catalyst, e-commerce revenue is expected to grow at 19% yearly till 2025. With Canada being one of Guyana's major trading partners, shipping should become brisk business with South America's only English-speaking country.

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Barbados

Barbados has a well-developed mixed economy, and the result has been a high percentage of Barbadians with internet or internet-connected mobiles. And as Canada is home to many ex-patriate Barbadians, now it is easier than ever for them to send parcels to the lucky ones in the sun and on the beach.

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Suriname

E-commerce activity in Suriname is in its early stages. However, the country's young median age - 29 - means that internet access and social media are used by nearly two-thirds of the population. So, the savvy Surinamese are shopping with eBay and Amazon - time for Canadians to start selling and shipping to Suriname.

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Benin

Benin is still a cash-based society. However, an increasing percentage of Beninoise are internet savvy, which will inevitably lead to more e-commerce activity. This emerging economic sector has government support, and with French as Benin's official language, this country should be on Canada's shipping radar.

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Honduras

E-commerce is still a young component of the Honduran economy. But so too is its population - one-third are less than 14-years-old. With a current social media use rate of 39% in the country, those very young Hondurans will in the near future readily welcome the internet and all of the shopping it offers.

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Cayman Islands

This British Overseas Territory has the highest standard of living in the Caribbean. With that have come impressive rates of internet and mobile telephone use as well as e-commerce activity. So, It shouldn't be a surprise that Amazon and eBay are the top sites for Caymanians' e-commerce purchases.

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Fiji

Tourism, along with Fiji's fish, forests, and mineral resources, has given this country one of the most developed economies of its region. So, e-commerce has a healthy foothold here and is forecast to increase annually at 20% for the next several years.

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Georgia

While wine production remains an important part of Georgia's economy, it has diversified and developed significantly in the 21st century. Therefore, e-commerce is displaying a healthy 19% annual growth rate, which is being supported by an steadily increasing rate of computer use by Georgians.

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Estonia

Estonia may only have 1.3 million people, but it's a highly educated and hard working population that has created a high-income, advanced economy. So, no surprise that half its population regularly shops online and e-commerce revenues are steadily climbing.

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Cyprus

Over the last number of years, the Cypriot government has encouraged the development and improvement of the digital skills of its citizens. Cypriots have noticeably increased their e-commerce activity, and once that ball starts rolling, it only gathers speed.

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Mali

Mali's population is very young - 67% are below the age of 16, it is inevitable this generation will help bring Mali into a modern online world.

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Togo

The development of e-commerce in Togo has been slowed by infrastructure issues. Nevertheless, FaceBook is the most used social media network by Togolese. And with French the official language of Togo, Canada is an ideal nation to help this country expand its e-commerce economy.

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Chad

Chad's historical political, economic, and geographic challenges have impeded e-commerce development in the country. However, e-commerce is nascent, and revenues are expected to grow at a compound annual rate of 29% from 2022 - 2025.

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Zambia

While e-commerce remains a young industry in Zambia, 80%-plus of Zambians use a mobile phone. They are also quite active on social media and familiar with eBay. This bodes well for Canadian shippers who hope to access an English speaking country with 73% of its population under 30!

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Maldives

E-commerce in Maldives is still in its infancy; however, 95% of its population are on FaceBook, so it won't take long for Maldivians to apply those skills to online shopping and international shipping.

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Paraguay

While still a developing country, Paraguay has an export-based economy that has experienced an accelerated internet usage in the last several years. Based on this, Paraguay's e-commerce activity is expected to grow annually at nearly 20% from now till 2025.

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Belize

As 94% of Belizeans have a mobile phone, e-commerce revenues are predicted to grow at 16% annually from now until 2025. Good news for Canadians wishing to trade with an English-speaking, Commonwealth country.

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Bolivia

Bolivia is a nation rich in natural resources that is supporting an emerging consumer market. As a result, Bolivians have a healthy 65% internet user penetration rate, and the projected e-commerce annual revenue growth for the country is 17%-plus until 2025.

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Serbia

With 75% of the population online, the yearly e-commerce growth rate for this country is projected to be a very healthy 21% until 2025. Shipping parcels to Serbia could become as juicy as one of their noted plums.

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Guinea

E-commerce is a young industry in Guinea, much like its population - 40% of whom are aged 15 or younger. This generation will inevitably come to demand improved internet resources and create a substantial growth of e-commerce for all Guineans.

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Gabon

For its region, Gabon is a leader in e-commerce. Its internet service is reliable and affordable, which has readied 38% of its population for online shopping. With French as Gabon's official language, it's a perfect time for Canadians to sell and ship goods to the Gabonese.

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Mauritania

The Mauritanian government has worked hard to improve the country's fibre optic infrastructure. And now 20% of the population is active on social media, and has a mobile phone penetration rate of 110%, so e-commerce opportunities are bound to grow.

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Montenegro

The Montenegrin government has considered the digital economy a priority since 2004 when it first passed laws governing e-commerce. Recently, COVID-19 further boosted e-commerce activity and revenues are expected to climb at 16% annually until 2025 along with a steady increase of internet shoppers.

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Saint Kitts and Nevis

The government of St. Kitts and Nevis is mindful of the importance of developing e-commerce, and the population is clearly ready for it - 81% use the internet, most have mobile phones, and social media use is high. So, Canadians should have no problems shipping to this English-speaking, Commonwealth nation.

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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

The internet penetration rate for Vincentians is 65% with 79% of them on social media. This may reflect the nation's young population - 50% aged 35 or younger, and will no doubt power a healthy future for the islands' e-commerce industry.

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Turks and Caicos Islands

The population of Turks and Caicos is young - 35 is the median age, and the citizen's use of social media is a notable 90%. E-commerce is clearly poised to boom, and for Canadians that's good news - Turks and Caicos Islanders speak English and use the USD.

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Seychelles

Seychelles's high-income economy allows it to boast having the highest nominal per capita GDP of any African nation. So, it is no surprise that its e-commerce revenue growth is expected to be 20% annually until 2025. And as French and English are Seychelles's official languages, Canadians are its perfect trade partners.

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Zimbabwe

Communications and information technology are fast growing sectors of the Zimbabwean economy. And with 40% of Zimbabweans using the internet, e-commerce revenues are expected to climb at 27% per year until 2025.

Shipping to
Dominica

A goal of Dominica’s Ministry of Public Works is to ‘increase the percentage of businesses using the internet as a business tool’. And it would seem that Dominicans are more than ready for that: Mobile phone subscriptions outnumber the population and 70% of their citizens are internet users.