1. Sellers cannot manage overseas warehouses like their own warehouses
After the goods are sent to the overseas warehouse, the seller cannot access the goods and may feel uneasy. However, the seller can go to the field to inspect in advance. If the seller feels that the storage environment and goods management methods provided by the overseas warehouse service provider are OK, then the goods can be delivered to the other party.
2. High inventory pressure, high storage costs, and inconvenient capital turnover
As long as the seller’s products are stored in the overseas warehouse for one day, the seller has to pay one day’s storage fee. If the sales volume is not ideal, the goods will be kept in the warehouse, which will continue to increase the storage cost. In addition to increasing inventory pressure, it will also make it inconvenient for the seller’s capital turnover. In view of this, sellers can choose to use overseas warehouses during the peak sales season and not use or use less overseas warehouses during the off-season.