The report on cross -border trade emphasizes the tariff trends

Christina Felschen – Stock.adobe.com

The report on the state of Cross Gradress Commerce from FlAvloud showed that retailers have reached an average of 76% of the global growth of year-over last year (Yoy) by unlocking the unused global consumer demand.

“Our data show that brands that recorded international expansion with a data -driven approach, recorded remarkable growth compared to the previous year and were up to date before the tariffs in 2025, in order to consider international as a very significant part of their total turnover,” says Rathna Sharad, CEO and co -founder of Aromacloud.

Most important snack:

· Shopping car conversions for international programs dropped from 16% to 13%. The most important markets such as “Made in USA Products” that go to Canada, with the import tariff from 25% decreasing from 20% to 14%, which decreases from 30%.

· United Arab Emirates (198%), New Zealand (131%) and Ireland (106%) recorded the greatest increase in programs from the United States, which indicates an increasing appetite of consumers from overseas merchants.

· Us Health and Wellness products show that the programs are increasing by 201% in annual exposure.

· The cross -border orders from the United States to the Middle East have the highest average order values ​​of $ 160.86 per order, Asia ($ 128.88) and Latin America ($ 123.47).

· Latin America had the most loyal customers with 43% of orders from regular customers last year. Asia reported very few repeated customer orders with only 21% of the orders of former buyers.