Goods on major Russian e-commerce platforms like Wildberries and Ozon have increased in price by up to 30% following extensive Ukrainian drone strikes on logistics facilities.
We’ve all seen those warehouses going up in flames:
Wildberries is the biggest ecommerce site in Russia and they’ve lost a big chunk of their inventory and logistics capability. You can’t deliver out of those burned down warehouses and I would not be surprised if not only prices are increasing, but if you are simply unable to get something delivered currently. We’ve all seen those sellers crying crocodile tears, but the sensible thing to do is to get your stuff out of the currently existing Wildberries warehouses before they get burned down. That will have an effect on stuff available.
We’ve all seen those warehouses going up in flames:
Wildberries is the biggest ecommerce site in Russia and they’ve lost a big chunk of their inventory and logistics capability. You can’t deliver out of those burned down warehouses and I would not be surprised if not only prices are increasing, but if you are simply unable to get something delivered currently. We’ve all seen those sellers crying crocodile tears, but the sensible thing to do is to get your stuff out of the currently existing Wildberries warehouses before they get burned down. That will have an effect on stuff available.
I have to admit, for a while I thought the Wildberries warehouses contained actual wild berries…
I mean, there might be some…