Tianjin Explosion and Chinese Shipping

[WereBear]

I know this is probably a stupid question...
Since Tianjin is a major shipping port for China and just about all vape gear is made in China, does anyone think the recent factory explosions will effect the fasttech order I just made today?

 

[crxess]

No

Never seen that port as one of the FT shipping routes.
Most orders go HKP, China Post, or Singpost

However some future shipments may be slowed a bit due to diverting shipments to other ports until everything is back on schedule.

 

[WereBear]

No

Never seen that port as one of the FT shipping routes.
Most orders go HKP, China Post, or Singpost

However some future shipments may be slowed a bit due to diverting shipments to other ports until everything is back on schedule.

Thanks for the quick reply.

 

[jseah]

I know this is probably a stupid question...
Since Tianjin is a major shipping port for China and just about all vape gear is made in China, does anyone think the recent factory explosions will effect the fasttech order I just made today?

Nope. Tianjin is in the northern half of the country on the eastern coast. Fasttech, and every other China seller, are all located in Shenzhen, which is on the southern coast just outside of Hong Kong. The two are thousands of miles apart. Saying that an explosion in the port in Tianjin would affect shipping out of Shenzhen is like saying an explosion in the port in LA would affect shipments going out of NY.

 

[WereBear]

Nope. Tianjin is in the northern half of the country on the eastern coast. Fasttech, and every other China seller, are all located in Shenzhen, which is on the southern coast just outside of Hong Kong. The two are thousands of miles apart. Saying that an explosion in the port in Tianjin would affect shipping out of Shenzhen is like saying an explosion in the port in LA would affect shipments going out of NY.

Thanks... I have to admit I flunked geography.