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Amazon FBA

Amazon changes the rules on sellers shipping from China more often than any other channel. Inbound placement fees, capacity limits, prep requirements, labelling standards, and the shifting definition of a compliant carton all decide whether your shipment is received cleanly or charged for. A rejection at the fulfilment centre costs you the fee, the delay, and usually a rework you cannot supervise from eight thousand kilometres away. This tag covers policy changes, fee announcements, prep and labelling requirements, and the receiving behaviour sellers are actually reporting. Doing prep properly at source in China is cheaper than fixing it in the US or Europe, and it is the single biggest lever most FBA sellers have not pulled. When Amazon moves, we tell you what it means for your next inbound.

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