As a result of the Russian Federation's attack, the warehouses of a supplier of well-known stationery brands were destroyed
As a result of shelling by the Russian Federation on September 11, the facilities, logistics infrastructure, and inventory of “Import-Office Ukraine”—a major supplier and distributor of office supplies in Ukraine—were completely destroyed.
The fire destroyed products from Ukrainian brands Buromax, Zibi, and Buroclean, as well as goods from international brands such as Bic, Maped, Fellowes, Uni, and others.
Despite the loss of warehouse inventory, the company continues to operate using products that were in transit or at manufacturing facilities, and the company’s founders, Vadym Zibrov and Oksana Filonova, have stated their intention to fully restore the business. Some products remain available in partner retail chains thanks to shipments made in advance, while the brands’ official websites have temporarily suspended operations.
Forbes Ukraine reports on this.
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