AliExpress Local Warehouse Orders in Europe Exceed 50% for the First Time
Data from AliExpress on the first day of the 2026 overseas 618 shopping festival shows a significant enhancement in localized fulfillment capabilities in its core European markets. Local warehouse orders in Spain, France, and Poland for the first time exceeded 50%, marking a key trend for cross-border e-commerce in improving competitiveness in the European market as consumer demands for fast logistics force sellers to change traditional direct shipping models.
What are the key facts?
- 1Statistics date: June 1, 2026 (first day of overseas 618 shopping festival)
- 2Core markets: Spain, France, Poland
- 3Key data: Local warehouse orders exceeded 50% for the first time
What happened?
Yibang Power reports that AliExpress started its 2026 overseas 618 shopping festival on June 1. The data indicates that in core markets such as Spain, France, and Poland, the proportion of orders shipped from local warehouses has exceeded 50% for the first time, surpassing cross-border direct shipping orders. This demonstrates that localized stocking has become the dominant fulfillment method for the platform in the European market.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
With increasing demands for fast logistics in the European market, sellers should consider stocking best-selling products in overseas warehouses ahead of time. Shipping from local warehouses can enhance conversion rates and effectively avoid the uncertainties of cross-border direct shipping logistics.