The United States may issue another 908 billion US dollars, and sellers are ready to receive a surge in orders!

On December 1, a bipartisan group of senators unveiled a $908 billion economic stimulus package to break the months-long deadlock. According to this bipartisan relief plan, companies will receive about $300 billion in funding similar to the "Paycheck Protection Program", and state and local governments will receive $240 billion, including funds for schools. Another $180 billion will be used to extend an additional $300 per week in unemployment benefits for four months.

In addition, the plan will invest $16 billion in vaccine distribution, virus testing, and contact tracing, and the plan will also allocate funds for rental assistance, child care, etc. However, the plan will not include another check for most Americans.

According to logistics companies, the Port of Los Angeles is seriously paralyzed. Several terminals are completely without trucks, and trucks need to bring their own trucks to pick up containers, which further leads to a shortage of trucks. Currently, after arriving in Los Angeles, ships have to wait 3-4 days to queue up at berths to unload containers. Due to the accumulation of empty containers and shortage of trucks, problems such as slow unloading, slow appointment to pick up containers, and slow return of containers have occurred. The success rate of picking up containers is only about 50%. Even if the collection is successful, some card delivery channels will not deliver the containers until 7 days after picking up the containers.

The port is congested and the FBA delivery situation is not optimistic.

Amazon notified sellers of holiday sales dates for FBA logistics, including that inventory for the Christmas shopping period needs to be delivered to Amazon's fulfillment centers before December 1, 2020; 2021 inventory must be delivered to Amazon's fulfillment centers no earlier than December 17, 2020. Prior to this, sellers can only ship goods to Amazon that will be sold in 2020.