Germany stands as Europe’s largest e-commerce market, projected to reach €116 billion by 2025, according to ECDB. For brands in the Fashion and Health & Beauty verticals, this represents an enormous opportunity—but one that comes with unique challenges requiring specialized fulfillment expertise.
Delivering seamless customer experiences is vital for e-commerce fulfillment success – achieving this goal lies with a pick and pack process that enhances the speed, accuracy, and overall efficiency of order fulfillment.
Quanticlo is a successful social selling fashion brand with over 1 million Instagram followers. In 2022 it outsourced its ecommerce fulfillment to Radial Europe to increase customer satisfaction, minimise errors and deliver within 24 hours.
...service and transport teams. This includes: unloading, transportation, storage, order picking, personalization, packaging, shipping, returns and claims handling. The implementation of advanced technologies in the warehouse enables efficient and precise...
E-commerce has never been more essential — or more demanding. Fueled by the pandemic and remote work, online retail has surged, redefining convenience and raising customer expectations. Shoppers now want it all: fast delivery, real-time updates, flexible fulfillment, and easy returns. For retailers, that means operating smarter and faster — despite rising costs, supply chain disruptions, and shrinking budgets. The pressure is real, but so is the opportunity. Here’s how leading e-commerce businesses are tackling today’s toughest challenges to build tomorrow’s success.
Denny Kalmring, Sales Director for the DACH region at Radial, shares insights into his role and how the company’s fulfillment center in Germany drives efficiency, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. With over 22 years of experience in the fashion industry, Denny explains how Radial’s strategic location in Europe enables fast delivery and offers late-order cut-offs for timely service. He emphasizes Radial’s commitment to sustainability, an essential aspect not only for the fashion industry but also for the entire e-commerce landscape.
Retailers and consumers aren’t aligned on the post-purchase experience — and it’s costing brands repeat business. While 93% of consumers say this stage matters, most retailers underinvest in it, missing key opportunities to build loyalty after the buy button is clicked.
E-commerce is booming, but rising fulfillment costs and growing consumer expectations are pushing retailers to rethink their strategies. With more businesses turning to third-party logistics to streamline operations, outsourcing fulfillment could be the key to staying competitive, scaling efficiently, and delivering a seamless customer experience.
Radial’s site near Manchester, UK, serves 15 clients across various industries, with a strong presence in health and beauty. Sarah Harvey, the Site Manager, describes several of its advantages, including flexibility and a central location within the country, which facilitates later cut-off times and next-day deliveries. The site focuses on customization and personalization of orders and handling luxury outbound orders. It can handle a wide range of order volumes, making it an ideal solution for ecommerce fulfillment and logistics needs.
A Belgian chocolate and coffee e-tailer partnered with Radial Europe to overcome unique fulfillment challenges. With temperature-controlled storage, specialized shipping, and multi-carrier integration, Radial enabled the brand to expand across Europe, particularly in German-speaking markets. This tailored solution maintained product quality, enhanced customer experience, and efficiently managed seasonal demand, transforming the client’s e-commerce operations.
