Russian marketplaces, including Wildberries, have prepared a roadmap of what services companies are ready to purchase from Russian Post. This is supposed to be an alternative to paying for infrastructure. Detail RBC said Tatyana Bakalchuk, founder of Wildberries.
According to the entrepreneur, marketplaces are interested in implementing this idea, so it is important for Russian Post to fulfill its obligations. Bakalchuk described mutually beneficial terms of relations between companies as the key to effective cooperation.
As Wildberries CEO explained, the market is currently considering collaborating with Pochta in terms of delivery points and major routes. It is this method of interaction that should benefit both parties.
Before that, Russian Post had proposed imposing an obligation on marketplace owners and other e-commerce market participants to pay an infrastructure payment of 0.5% of quarterly goods turnover if their annual revenue is at least 1 billion rubles. attempt did not support Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Previously Tatyana Bakalchuk statedIt was stated that the company entered the Chinese market.