Amazon's warehouses are overflowing at many sites, making warehousing a problem!

Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday have just passed, and Christmas is coming soon. Even when the problems of sea, air and container transportation have not been effectively alleviated, the number of goods transported by various routes is still large. From the beginning of last month to now, many sellers said that the goods they had shipped with great difficulty are facing problems again.

Recently, a seller reported that his FBA goods could not be put into the warehouse. The foreign country replied that the recipient refused to accept the goods, but the seller said that the customer did not refuse to accept the goods. After not receiving an accurate and effective reply, the seller had no choice but to make a second delivery, but the seller is still worried that the second delivery will fail again. Some sellers said that it should be affected by the explosion of foreign warehouses.

In addition, there are sellers who are having trouble getting their goods into warehouses. Sellers reported that the UK warehouse has detained their goods and refused to ship them out, citing the epidemic control measures that reduced the flow of people and Amazon's self-pickup service. Seeing their goods remain in the same place, sellers are very distressed.

The peak season was supposed to be a happy one, but the difficulty in warehousing has added to the sellers’ worries.

In fact, the problem of difficulty in entering the warehouse has not just appeared in the past two days. Recently, due to strikes at multiple Amazon sites abroad and demonstrations outside the sites, BHX4, card delivery and express delivery have all encountered problems of being unable to enter the warehouse or slow to enter the warehouse. According to information from relevant logistics companies, BHX4 warehouse had delivery delays in early November. After some goods were divided into warehouses, they were stored far away from the warehouse, which greatly affected the delivery time.

It was not just the BHX4 warehouse. Sellers had reported warehouse overflow problems since September, and the problem became more obvious in early November. Many Amazon sites in Europe and the United States had difficulty entering warehouses due to warehouse overflows, mainly in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Among them, the BHX4 warehouse in the United Kingdom and the 44145 warehouse in the German site had serious warehouse overflow problems.

Warehouse explosions often occur, and are particularly serious during peak seasons. To address this, sellers must plan ahead before, during, and after shipment to minimize subsequent troubles.

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