Etsy is not affected by the global supply chain at all! Just because it has opened this function

It is learned that according to foreign media reports, supply chain problems are spread all over the world. Not only large retailers but also half of small businesses face these challenges. However, for Etsy, this problem has not become a problem.

Etsy, which has more than 4 million sellers from 234 countries, has been largely unaffected. Because while Etsy is a platform for small artisans, that doesn’t mean it’s a platform for local artisans.

Etsy is able to withstand these international and worldwide production and shipping issues because it offers consumers a feature that no other e-commerce giant has: allowing customers to search for products and sellers by location, which provides great transparency and flexibility.

Not only can users filter for products produced in their country, but they can also only display sellers from their country, which puts control in the hands of consumers, giving them the power to choose where their products come from and who to buy from.

For example, a consumer looking for premium matcha might want to purchase the product from a producer in Japan, while a consumer wanting to purchase a tartan cashmere blanket might choose a seller from Scotland.

In other words, Etsy is changing the way we buy, from buying local for general goods to buying from specific countries that are better able to produce the goods in question.

Etsy displays all products from around the world to consumers through a transparent shopping method, allowing consumers to make informed decisions and purchases, allowing them to purchase the products they want.

Editor ✎ Xiao Zhu/

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