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The aftermath of Brexit has presented both unprecedented challenges and unique opportunities across the ever-evolving landscape of global retail. Brands operating in and out of the UK have found themselves at a crossroads, needing to reassess their fulfilment and logistics strategies to thrive in this new environment.

Lee Thompson, CEO of fulfilmentcrowd, comments on the company's year of stabilisation, where revenue increased and significant progress was made in its international growth strategy. Thompson explained that despite market headwinds, fulfilmentcrowd found a steadier footing in 2023.

201,529 items were despatched on behalf of over 200 omnichannel clients from the company's top-performing centres in the UK, US, Germany and the Netherlands during the period. Order intake peaked on Black Friday, representing a 39% climb on last year, surpassing Cyber Monday's growth of 14%.

International fulfilment services and tech provider, fulfilmentcrowd, has announced record-breaking year-on-year parcel volume growth of 35% during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday week. The performance contrasts with wider downturns in the retail market with Black Friday website traffic down 12% across the sector.

Chorley-based fulfilmentcrowd has reported a record-breaking Black Friday and Cyber Monday week performance. During the period, year-on-year parcel volumes grew by 35%.

International fulfilment services and tech provider, fulfilmentcrowd, has defied challenging economic conditions affecting the retail sector, reporting an impressive 17% increase in revenue and 83% year-on-year EBITDA growth in the first half of its 2024 financial year (six months ending 30th September 2023).