Have an update: 1. They're having difficulty getting trucking on some lanes. 2. Labor shortages. Between covid and unemployment, they can't get enough labor to work. This is the main problem.
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From what I can see happening in Amazon's distribution network, we are likely to have supply chain disruptions again soon.
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We're now seeing some disruptions on the delivery side...slower deliveries for customers. Interesting. Could just be TX based.
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Is it on the US side, too? I’m seeing domestic shippers falling apart due to drivers getting sick, entire offices calling in sick, etc.
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This is 100% on the US side. I'm seeing supply disruptions in Asia (all out of China), but they are caused by insufficient order volume. What I'm seeing in the USA looks like they can't get enough labor at the warehouses to unload trucks.
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What are you seeing?
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Long persistent delays to get shipments into Amazon. Looks like a labor shortage issues combined with super high demand.
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Interesting. Ordering Whole Foods in NY has gotten much better. Always possible to get same day delivery vs. before having to time 12am on the dot order completion to get a next day window.
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Called it! Haha, or not.
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Is Amazon can ship to Ph?
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Product dependent. You can check yourself I think.
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