Online market share far higher in China and the UK

By Elaine Watson

26-Sep-2017 - Last updated on 27-Sep-2017 at 15:07 GMT

In 2016, ecommerce accounted for 8.5% of grocery sales in China, 6.2% in the UK, 4.3% in France, 3.5% in Singapore, 2.5% in South Korea, 2.3% in Uruguay, 2.1% in the US, 2.0% in Australia and in Ireland, and 1.8% each in both Chile and Japan.

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