The pandemic has driven the rise of recommerce, or the sale of previously owned products, according to new research from ecommerce platform eBay.
The survey found 56% of U.S. respondents now sell more pre-owned goods than they did just one to five years ago. In addition, 87% have sold pre-owned goods in the past year, while 53% of U.S. sellers said they are likely to start selling pre-owned goods in the future.
Used technology and electronic items are the most popular and profitable, while apparel—including sneakers, clothing and bags—comes in at a close second, the report said.
About 28% of U.S.
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