In 2023, Europe suffered from severe snowstorms, which resulted in significant logistics delays and air freight prices continued to rise.
The snowstorm and the ongoing epidemic have resulted in poor logistics conditions, suspension of international express delivery services, reduced road transport capacity, and rising freight rates.
The blizzard affected many areas, including Belgium and France, with severe icy roads. Road closures have led to extended logistics and transportation times in many areas and reduced terminal logistics and transportation efficiency.
This situation has a negative impact on sellers trying to ship winter hats and knitted hats to customers. Faced with these challenges, sellers with large inventories of winter hats, beanies and knitted hats are exploring alternative logistics solutions to ensure timely delivery to customers.
With the holidays approaching, sellers must plan ahead and consider various shipping options to mitigate the impact of snowstorms and the resulting logistical hurdles for winter hat inventory.
Additionally, continued increases in air freight prices are prompting sellers to evaluate cost-effective shipping options for winter apparel, including beanies and knit hats.
By exploring ocean and ground shipping alternatives, sellers can navigate the current logistics disruption and ensure their winter hat inventory reaches customers in a timely manner, even amid the challenges posed by snowstorms and subsequent increases in air freight prices.
Post time: Dec-18-2023