With the Tokyo Olympics approaching, Amazon Japan has warehouses in many locations burst

Recently, due to the upcoming opening of the Tokyo Olympics, Amazon Japan has been affected, and multiple warehouses have been overwhelmed . The main impact is that the appointment time has been advanced , and the appointment warehouse rate has been affected, from two weeks in advance to one week in advance. The speed of goods being put on the shelves has slowed down : KIX3 and TY01 are the most affected. The delivery time will also be extended overall : it is expected to be extended to August. During this period, Japan's public holidays on July 22-23, the closing ceremony of the Olympics on August 8, and the adjusted holiday on August 9 will affect the delivery time of goods to varying degrees.

The warehouse explosion incident is not an isolated case. Last year, Japan also had a warehouse explosion. This year, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France have also encountered the same problem. For sellers, warehouse explosions are no longer a big deal. However, some sellers are still anxious about this. After all, their goods have been piled up for a long time, and they have to pay extra storage fees. No one is happy.

This year's e-commerce industry has seen a mixture of account suspension and association, and financing and listing. The problem is not just warehouse explosions, but sellers can list a lot of bigger problems. However, behind warehouse explosions and other issues, how sellers respond, whether freight information is smooth, and whether the accumulation of goods caused by objective factors can be properly handled later are all realistic problems that the entire e-commerce industry must face together and work hard to change.

This year's e-commerce industry can be said to be turbulent. Some sellers have cut off their wings and sold their accounts directly to save their lives, some have closed their companies and started other businesses, and some have remained on the sidelines, hoping for a new turnaround. Of course, there are also individual sellers who have gone against the wind, stood out from the crowd, and continued to expand their leading position in the industry. Participants in the e-commerce industry seem to be moving in two different directions.

Sellers in the "dangerous" zone may wish to examine themselves. The macro-environmental factors are inevitable, and the e-commerce industry is indeed developing, but blindly following without in-depth analysis of the industry situation is not equivalent to risky investment? Sellers must accurately position themselves, and should make preparation plans in advance in operations to face possible risks. After all, no industry has a smooth road to development.

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