JD.com Logistics launched special supply chain support measures for disaster-stricken book merchants in Zhuozhou to open up warehouse sources.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues about the past. According to CTOnews.com news on August 6, flood control and disaster relief work in Beijing and Hebei continued. According to the disaster relief progress and material needs of various localities, JD.com continued to donate various production and living materials to provide support to Zhuozhou, Laishui, Fuping, Fuping, Fangshan and Mentougou in Beijing.
Affected by the torrential rain, the book warehouses of a number of publishing institutions and book companies in Zhuozhou, Hebei Province were flooded, and China's book publishing industry suffered heavy losses. In order to help Zhuozhou disaster-stricken book merchants reduce their losses, JD.com Logistics also launched special supply chain support measures to open many warehouses to facilitate businesses to quickly transfer positions nearby.
Tuyuan JD.com Logistics official account CTOnews.com learned from the official that JD.com Logistics opened more than 50,000 square meters of warehouses in Langfang, Shijiazhuang, Beijing and other surrounding areas to disaster-stricken merchants, making it convenient for merchants to quickly transfer and divide their warehouses, and waived relevant door-to-door pick-up fees and entry fees for affected merchants to reduce losses. In order to cope with the book peak in August, JD.com Logistics provides door-to-door pick-up to help merchants stably prepare goods and deliver goods quickly.
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