Wildberries called the reports that publishers are refusing to sell books on the marketplace a “fake”

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Publishers are halting book shipments to marketplaces because of drone attacks. As Kommersant writes, after numerous AFU strikes on Wildberries warehouses, independent publishers are suspending book shipments to marketplaces, while large ones are switching to…

Wildberries called the reports that publishers are refusing to sell books on the marketplace a “fake”

“The company is not seeing publishers leave the platform,” Wildberries said.

On the contrary, publishers are currently restructuring their operations to a sales model from their own warehouse (FBS). Wildberries supports this process and has already taken a number of measures to simplify sales under the FBS model.

For example, we increased the commission discount for fast shipment and expanded preferential rates for processing goods at pickup points.

Earlier, Kommersant reported that after numerous AFU strikes on Wildberries warehouses, independent publishers are suspending book shipments to marketplaces, while large ones are moving to a model under which they send orders directly from their own warehouses. The outlet knows of at least seven such cases.

Books Leave, Discounts Take the Stage

After the strikes, publishers are switching to shipping from their own warehouses.

The disruption was met with a commission discount.