War sucks for everyone involved So I'm trying to help brands navigate it Shippin
By Noah Wickham · April 17, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
War sucks for everyone involved
So I'm trying to help brands navigate it
Shipping delays from Middle East conflict zones just hit 21 days average
Amazon receiving times increased ~150% in the last 60 days
While your competitors are scrambling to figure out emergency inventory planning, we just released our Amazon Receiving Delay Guide: A War-Time Logistics Playbook
A client texted me yesterday: "We've been out of stock for 12 days because our shipment is stuck in customs. We're losing $15K daily in sales."
This isn't an isolated incident
Ships are getting rerouted around conflict zones, fuel costs are surging 40%, and receiving delays that used to take 3-5 days are now taking 3-5 weeks
This guide covers all of the stats, and what you can do
➝ Landed cost formula adjustments for new surcharges
➝ Supply chain forecasting for extended lead times
➝ Logistics compliance checklist for 2026 requirements
➝ Bridge strategies to survive Amazon's policy changes
The brands that survive wartime logistics aren't the ones with the best products
They're the ones with the best contingency plans
Comment "WAR ZONE" and I'll send you the complete guide