Cross-border E-commerce in Latin America and the Caribbean

J.W.J. Weltevreden

Cross-border E-commerce in Latin America and the Caribbean

J.W.J. Weltevreden

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Abstract

This dashboard provides data on visits from Latin American and Caribbean
(LAC) countries to B2C e-commerce marketplaces operating at the national,
regional, and global level.

It includes 60 global marketplaces serving one or multiple LAC countries
and 523 marketplaces targeting one or more countries the region. The 60
global marketplaces attracting most traffic from LAC are based in Australia,
Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Singapore, Spain,
the United Kingdom, and the United States.

The top 5 platforms, ranked by visits, are:
1. Mercado Libre
2. Amazon.com
3. AliExpress
4. Shopee
5. Casas Bahia

Original language	English
Publisher	Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Centre for Market Insights
Publication status	Published - 6 Feb 2025

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