Mexico E-commerce Industry Overview
Mexico’s e-commerce market is fragmented in nature. Key major players include Amazon, Walmart, MercadoLibre, Coppel, and Costco. These major players account for a considerable percentage of online sales in the region and actively participate in partnerships and product innovations to gain more market share.
- June 2024: TJX announced its expansion into Mexico through a partnership with Grupo Axo. Grupo Axo, which operates full-price and off-price brands in Mexico and South America, will help TJX grow its off-price retail presence in Mexico. This expansion includes over 200 locations, such as Promoda, Reduced, and Urban Store outlets. TJX joins Ulta, which also partnered with Axo to enter the Mexican market, catering to Mexico's fashion and value-conscious consumers.
- May 2024: Nestlé Purina is channeling approximately USD 223.78 million into the expansion of its pet food facility in Silao, Mexico. This initiative will introduce a third production line for wet pet food and a fourth line for dry pet food, propelling the factory to become the largest pet food production facility in Latin America.
Mexico E-commerce Market Leaders
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Amazon
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Walmart
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Coppel
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Costco
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MercadoLibre, Inc.
- *Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order