An online survey in Russia revealed that over 80% of respondents…
An online survey in Russia revealed that over 80% of respondents have sold unwanted items online at least once, with a growing trend driven by economic factors, the exit of Western brands, and ecological awareness. The resale market has become popular for second-hand goods such as children's products, electronics, clothing, and luxury accessories.
Consensus
- More than 80% of Russians have sold unwanted items online at least once.
- The resale market (resell) is growing in Russia.
- People are increasingly buying second-hand goods due to economic reasons, environmental concerns, and the exit of Western brands.
- Online platforms facilitate the sale and purchase of used items.
- Children's products, electronics, clothing, and luxury items are commonly traded on resale markets.
Points of divergence
- 39% of respondents constantly sell items online, while another 33% do so occasionally. — riamo
- On average, savings on second-hand purchases amount to 20–30% compared to new prices. — riamo
- The survey included 1,000 participants who could select multiple options. — riamo
- Parents of young children are the most active in reselling items such as strollers, toys, and outfits. — vesti
- The trend is linked to a broader cultural shift toward rationality and ecological responsibility. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Poll shows growth in online sales of second-hand items — РИАМО
- It has become fashionable in Russia to buy and sell used items — Вести
- Manтуров: Traditional trade accounts for 79% of Russia's economy — Вести
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