Ebay Expands Fulfillment Services to Rival Amazon

Ebay Expands Fulfillment Services to Rival Amazon

eBay has launched an upgraded Fulfillment program aimed at attracting Chinese sellers with lower costs and faster delivery, challenging Amazon FBA. The program offers seller protection, fast shipping, and competitive pricing, making it suitable for cross-border sellers with high inventory, fast sales, and a lack of local partners. Experts believe its success hinges on surpassing FBA and requires close attention to policy changes and market feedback. The key is whether eBay can truly offer a superior and more compelling solution for sellers compared to the established Amazon FBA.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Raises Fulfillment Fees Pressuring Seller Profits

Amazon Raises Fulfillment Fees Pressuring Seller Profits

Amazon announced an increase in Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) service fees, effective May 9th, aiming to maintain market competitiveness. Orders shipped to certain regions will also incur surcharges. This move increases cost pressure on sellers, requiring them to re-evaluate pricing strategies and operational efficiency. The fee hike impacts sellers relying on MCF for order fulfillment outside of Amazon's marketplace, potentially affecting their profit margins and requiring adjustments to their business models. Understanding the specific fee changes and their impact is crucial for sellers to remain competitive.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Struggles to Balance Fulfillment Costs and Efficiency

Amazon Struggles to Balance Fulfillment Costs and Efficiency

This paper delves into Amazon's inventory placement mechanism, revealing the logic and reasons behind it. It provides a series of actionable solutions to avoid split shipments, including inventory placement service, new shipment plan, standardized product packaging, optimized shipping settings, modified shipping address, and AGL locked storage. These strategies aim to help sellers overcome inventory placement challenges, optimize logistics strategies, and improve operational efficiency within the Amazon FBA framework. By implementing these solutions, sellers can streamline their fulfillment processes and reduce associated costs.

Amazon Sellers Face Delays at GYR3 Fulfillment Center

Amazon Sellers Face Delays at GYR3 Fulfillment Center

Recently, Amazon FBA warehouse GYR3 has experienced low receiving efficiency, leading to widespread complaints from sellers. This article analyzes the current situation of GYR3 and provides tips to avoid issues, including avoiding the warehouse, shipping in batches, and monitoring delivery status. It also summarizes the 'hidden rules' for selecting FBA warehouses and suggests proactive measures such as optimizing product packaging and accurately filling in shipment information to help sellers improve FBA shipping efficiency. Aiming to mitigate delays and enhance overall fulfillment performance.

12/31/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Shutters Toronto Fulfillment Center Disrupts Seller Operations

Amazon Shutters Toronto Fulfillment Center Disrupts Seller Operations

Amazon Canada's YYZ9 warehouse is temporarily closed for renovations and is expected to reopen in Q4. Sellers need to adjust their shipping strategies. Amazon will arrange for the transfer of any shipments already en route to YYZ9. This closure necessitates proactive planning to mitigate potential disruptions to inventory and order fulfillment. Sellers should consider alternative fulfillment centers or adjust shipment schedules to ensure continued service during this period.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Consolidates Fulfillment Storage Policy to Boost Efficiency

Amazon Consolidates Fulfillment Storage Policy to Boost Efficiency

Since March 2023, Amazon has implemented a new FBA storage capacity management policy, unifying replenishment and storage limits. IPI scores are assessed monthly, and Amazon provides storage forecasts and opportunities to request additional capacity. Sellers need to pay close attention to their IPI scores, accurately forecast sales, and leverage the new rules to optimize inventory management. This includes understanding how the IPI score impacts storage limits and utilizing available tools for forecasting and capacity requests to avoid storage overage fees and maintain healthy inventory levels.

01/04/2026 Warehousing
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Amazon Canada Imposes Storage Limits Pushes Multichannel Fulfillment

Amazon Canada Imposes Storage Limits Pushes Multichannel Fulfillment

Amazon Canada will implement new storage limits on May 1st, posing challenges for sellers. This article explores the potential of Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) as a solution, highlighting how MCF can influence sales calculations and potentially increase storage capacity. It also cautions sellers about the potential risks associated with MCF. Data-driven application suggestions are provided to help sellers achieve business growth under the new regulations. The article aims to guide sellers in navigating the new policy and optimizing their operations in the Canadian marketplace.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Face Fulfillment Delays at ONT8 FTW1 Warehouses

Amazon Sellers Face Fulfillment Delays at ONT8 FTW1 Warehouses

This article exposes issues such as slow receiving and lost items in Amazon's ONT8 and FTW1 warehouses. It analyzes the causes and provides tips to avoid these problems, including advance planning, choosing reliable logistics, monitoring inventory, keeping records, proactive communication, and diversifying risk. The aim is to help sellers improve operational efficiency and avoid unnecessary losses.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Choosing Amazon Fulfillment Options: A Comparative Analysis of FBA and FBM

Choosing Amazon Fulfillment Options: A Comparative Analysis of FBA and FBM

This article analyzes two main shipping models on Amazon: Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) and Fulfillment by Merchant (FBM). FBA provides sellers with comprehensive picking, packing, and shipping services, supporting logistics globally and facilitating cross-border transactions. In contrast, FBM allows sellers to manage their delivery processes independently, reducing service costs. Choosing the appropriate model requires judgment based on individual circumstances.