A new report from Ti Insight has revealed that the global e-commerce and e-fulfillment market is set to grow by 15.5% in 2025, despite President Trump’s intention to abolish the de minimis rules and impose tariffs on imports.

The Global E-commerce Logistics and E-fulfilment report suggests that the market has regained its sharp upward trajectory following a post-Covid contraction in 2022 and was valued at €521.9bn (US$569bn) in 2024 – double the market value recorded just before the pandemic in 2019.

Paul Chapman, the senior editor at Ti, remarked, “The continued growth in the e-commerce logistics and e-fulfillment sector highlights the ongoing expansion of e-commerce within global retail. We are now witnessing a significant differentiation between providers of e-commerce logistics and fulfillment players across continents, as they adapt to the delivery requirements of retailers and customers.”

The sharp increase suggests renewed consumer confidence, potentially driven by improved economic conditions, advances in digital infrastructure and the continued shift toward online shopping.

In terms of regional performance, the Asia-Pacific region has grown at a slightly faster rate than either North America or Europe, with 11% growth since 2020 compared with 10% for North America and 8% for Europe.

Chapman concluded, “Although President Trump’s policies on trade and tariffs have introduced significant uncertainty into the market, the sector shows no signs of being blown off course. Consumer habits have transformed, and this will power domestic and cross-border e-commerce and fulfillment needs for years to come.”

Author Credits- Hazel King, Parcel and Postal technology International