European Commission outlines Digital Single Market strategy to improve cross-border trade
The European Commission has outlined its Digital Single Market strategy, which will see the removal of barriers currently restricting cross-border trade in Europe.
The Juncker Commission's areas of concern are the affordability of delivery costs, complexity of VAT costs and the geo-blocking of content in certain territories while the same content is available in neighbouring EU countries.
According to the EC, in 52% of all attempts made to place cross-border orders, the seller is not able to serve the country ...
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