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Amazon’s yearly Prime Day sale is being postponed to October in the middle of issues over how coronavirus spikes might affect the supply chain, according to a report Thursday from Business Insider.
Prime Day is usually kept in July, however a later date this year was anticipated due to the the coronavirus pandemic. In May, The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon was wanting to hold the sales occasion in September. Now it appears Prime Day might get pressed back even further.
Amazon had a hard time to react to a rush of consumer orders throughout the general public health crisis and needed to set up brand-new security procedures and shipping constraints to be able to continue providing food and fundamental requirements. The business has actually begun to bring itself back to some form of routine operations and faster shipping times.
A representative for Amazon stated the business hasn’t yet made any statements relating to Prime Day.
