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The eCommerce Association-Georgia has welcomed a new member - BOYGAR’S has joined the Association, strengthening cooperation between businesses, fostering experience sharing among representatives of the retail and luxury sectors, and supporting the development of a modern commercial ecosystem. Within the framework of the membership, the parties will promote the exchange of knowledge and best practices, strengthen industry connections, and support initiatives that contribute t

Kanye West’s large-scale concert held in Tbilisi became a significant international cultural event for Georgia. The event further highlighted the country’s growing role in the global entertainment industry and strengthened Georgia’s positioning as a destination for hosting international events.

As e-commerce continues to grow, understanding the legal and consumer protection requirements governing online trade becomes increasingly important. The “E-Commerce Guide,” developed by the Georgian Competition and Consumer Protection Agency (GCCA), provides a practical framework for businesses operating in the digital marketplace and for the platforms that support them.

On June 11, at the initiative of the Georgian Competition and Consumer Protection Agency, an informational working meeting was held for member companies of the eCommerce Association of Georgia. The primary objective of the event was to raise awareness within the business sector about consumer rights protection and to strengthen cooperation with the private sector.

The eCommerce Association-Georgia invites you to the 'Armenia–Georgia Logistics and Commerce Forum 2026'!

We invite you to attend one of Europe's largest events in the eCommerce industry – ECOMMERCE EXPO 2026, taking place on 23–24 September at Excel London.

Grocery is emerging as the fastest-growing category in e-commerce in 2026. This trend is driven by both structural market shifts and changing consumer behavior. However, grocery is not the only sector benefiting from these developments.

The European Union has fined Chinese e-commerce platform Temu €200 million ($232 million / £173 million) after determining that illegal and potentially dangerous products were being sold through its marketplace.

The eCommerce Association - Georgia and MEKUM have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), establishing a strategic partnership focused on digital transformation, business efficiency, and sustainable economic development.

"Ecommerce Association-Georgia" invites you to the training - "Time Management and Productivity Improvement", which is tailored to the needs of the e-commerce sector.