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Swedish ecommerce grew 8% in Q2

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Swedish ecommerce grew 8% in Q2

Online sales in Sweden in the second quarter have increased 8 percent compared to the same period last year. All online sectors showed growth. It remains to be seen if this trend will continue the rest of the year.

This is according to PostNord’s latest E-barometern report. It focuses on the ecommerce market in Sweden, during the second quarter of this year. A total of 83 online businesses were surveyed, as well as 1,300 consumers.

When looking at the separate online sectors, it becomes apparent that the online sales of the pharmacy sector increased the most in Q2 (compared to the same period in 2025). The sector grew 13 percent. It is followed by groceries and home electronics, both with a growth of 10 percent.

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The report also looked into Swedish consumer behavior. Social media and AI have become new channels where consumers get inspiration and discover products. While the online store’s website still dominates (with 54 percent), it seems that AI services will increase their share in the upcoming quarters.

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