Date:20/07/12
The total values of food and non-food products sold to the population through the e-Trade network in the first half of 2012 constituted 613,2 and 34,6 thousand manats respectively.
According to information released by the State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan, as a result of an increase of population's incomes observed in the reporting period, more consumer products were bought from the electronic trade network.
Consequently, the retail trade turnover rose by 9,2% to make up 8,2 billion manats, and the volume of paid services rose by 8% to make up 2,5 billion manats.
Total value of products sold to population trough e-Trade makes up 643,8 thousand manats
The total values of food and non-food products sold to the population through the e-Trade network in the first half of 2012 constituted 613,2 and 34,6 thousand manats respectively. According to information released by the State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan, as a result of an increase of population's incomes observed in the reporting period, more consumer products were bought from the electronic trade network.
Consequently, the retail trade turnover rose by 9,2% to make up 8,2 billion manats, and the volume of paid services rose by 8% to make up 2,5 billion manats.
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