After the Ukrainian-Russian war officially broke out, how big an impact will it have on cross-border sellers!

The recent war between Russia and Ukraine was a bitter one.

The war has caused the Black Sea and the Sea of ​​Azov to

Becoming the Bermuda of the global shipping industry,

The shells have no eyes.

So far, three ships have been launched.

It was destroyed when passing through that sea area.

The most recent search was for NAMURA QUEEN .

A search for large bulk carriers from Japan,

The Japanese who live a good life,

If you have to compete with a cannonball to see who can run faster,

In the end, it still failed to outrun the missile.

You said you were passing by at some point.

Why must we cross the Black Sea at this time?

But I have to say,

This time, the Russian-Ukrainian war,

It has brought trouble to the entire cross-border industry.

This also increases the pressure on raw materials from upstream factories of the entire cross-border e-commerce industry.

Russia is the world's largest exporter of natural gas.

The largest country in terms of natural gas reserves,

The largest wheat exporter,

It also supplies 10% of the world's nickel.

40% of the world's palladium,

About 5% of the world's aluminum

Ukraine accounts for 40% of the world's total black soil area.

It is the world's second largest grain exporter.

The world's second largest food exporter,

The world's largest exporter of sunflower oil.

The world's third largest rapeseed exporter,

At the same time, the biggest impact is on transportation.

Not only was shipping under fire,

The same is true for air transport.

Several countries have closed flights.

This has caused headaches for sellers in many European countries.

Originally, under the influence of the epidemic,

The logistics costs are ridiculously high.

Such a commotion now will only increase the pressure on sellers.

Fortunately, UPS adjusted the route.

The Xi'an-Hungary line was diverted, but the direct line to Kyiv is still in operation.

In this way, Kiev will transfer to Hungary and other countries.

The train was forced to change its route and enter the country via Poland.

Timeliness and cost are greatly affected.

But it's better than a shutdown.

The pressure on cross-border sellers can be described as "a mountain of pressure".

On the road to fighting inflation,

You must also be prepared for reduced trade profits!