For many Amazon sellers, finding the best and most cost-effective way to store and ship goods can be a problem. There is a careful balance to keep between how much to store in Amazon’s warehouses at their high cost of storage, and how little to store and risk running out of inventory with customers still wanting to buy. The wrong choice can cost a lot of money and hurt your business, so finding a logistics partner is vital, regardless of what you sell.

If we have learned anything from the recent crisis, it is that the difficulty of quarantine and the hardships that people around the world are facing have shown just how important online and ecommerce business has become. Every year the market share of buying moves online and away from brick and mortar options, but what the world is going through now may permanently push a much larger share of people into online shopping over the long term.

COVID-19has done a lot of damage to many industries and businesses around the world.Even the biggest and most successful have been struggling to find their footingin this ‘new normal’, and Amazon is no exception. The lessons that have beenlearned by Amazon itself and all of those who work with and for the giantcompany will cement themselves in a world where things aren’t quite like theyused to be.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned everything upside-down, bringing chaos to even the largest global operations. Amazon has grown to be a force of business around the world, but even they are not immune from the struggles that come from the spread of this virus.