The Russian attack on 8 September destroyed the warehouses of «Import-Office Ukraine», where stocks of stationery and arts and crafts products from the BUROMAX and ZiBi brands were stored. The company has not disclosed the value of the material losses. The destruction of the complex may complicate logistics for the national supplier, which had been handling shipments to various regions of the country.
Briefly about the main points
- A Russian strike destroyed the warehousing facilities of «Import-Office Ukraine».
- Goods from the BUROMAX and ZiBi brands were stored at the site.
- The footage shows damaged structures and signs of fire.
- The complex, covering over 8,500 m², supplied goods throughout Ukraine.
The warehouses and products of BUROMAX and ZiBi have been affected
Footage released following the attack shows serious damage to the warehouse building: partially destroyed cladding, damaged structures and signs of fire near the premises. Stationery and arts and crafts supplies were among the items affected.
The exact cost of the destroyed stock and material losses has not been disclosed. The loss of the facility means the company will need to rebuild its warehousing and logistics infrastructure.
On the night of 8 September, Russia used the following against Ukraine missiles of various types and 166 attack drones. The Air Force reported that missiles and UAVs had struck 29 locations; the main targets of the attack were the Kyiv and Odesa regions. The Kyiv city authorities also reported fires and damage to warehouses in various districts of the capital that day.
«Import-Office Ukraine» supplies stationery throughout the country
«Import-Office Ukraine» supplies stationery, office supplies and arts and crafts products to various regions across the country. The company’s own brands include BUROMAX, ZiBi and BUROCLEAN.
BUROMAX offers, amongst other things, office and school stationery. The ZiBi range is largely focused on children’s products for learning, drawing and creative activities.
According to the company, its The office and warehouse complex covers an area of over 8,500 square metres and is equipped with an automated logistics management system. Any disruption to this hub could affect the speed at which goods are picked and dispatched.
Following reports of the loss of Ukrainian warehouses, people are being urged to choose BUROMAX and ZiBi products wherever possible.
