Amazon Sellers Warned of Hidden Fees in Canada Mexico

Amazon Sellers Warned of Hidden Fees in Canada Mexico

This article addresses the issue of unexpected charges in Canadian and Mexican marketplaces after Amazon sellers activate their US store. It delves into the reasons behind these fees and provides practical solutions to avoid them. These include checking and deleting/removing listings, managing fulfillment methods (FBM), and addressing Remote Fulfillment options. By implementing these tips, sellers can eliminate unnecessary expenses and optimize their operational strategies within the North American region.

Material Handling Industry Adapts to Pandemic Embraces Microfulfillment

Material Handling Industry Adapts to Pandemic Embraces Microfulfillment

On the first day of ProMatDX, industry experts noted that the pandemic has accelerated the transformation of the material handling industry, with surging demand creating supply chain pressure. MRO service demand is rising, and micro-fulfillment is emerging as a new growth area. Robotics technology is evolving from individual products to comprehensive solutions, with mobile solutions like AMRs potentially replacing traditional conveyors. Experts will also lead a discussion on micro-fulfillment.

Walmart Removes Inactive Sellers from Jdcom Platform

Walmart Removes Inactive Sellers from Jdcom Platform

Walmart's JD.com store is once again undergoing a large-scale cleanup of inactive shops, raising the entry threshold. The platform is shifting towards a targeted invitation system, placing higher demands on sellers' sales volume, product characteristics, and logistics fulfillment capabilities. This move aims to improve the platform's quality and provide consumers with a better shopping experience. The changes reflect a focus on attracting larger, more reliable sellers and ensuring a higher standard of products and service for Walmart's online customers.

Amazon Texas Warehouse Closes Temporarily Over Bed Bug Outbreak

Amazon Texas Warehouse Closes Temporarily Over Bed Bug Outbreak

An Amazon warehouse in Texas was temporarily closed due to a bed bug infestation, impacting order fulfillment. Sellers should check the location of their inventory, inspect goods in transit, and prepare for the upcoming peak season. This incident highlights the importance of supply chain risk management. Sellers need to establish a comprehensive risk management system to mitigate potential disruptions and ensure business continuity. Proactive measures are crucial to minimize the impact of unforeseen events and maintain a smooth operational flow.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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Lege Shares Sells Overseas Warehouses to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

Lege Shares Sells Overseas Warehouses to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

Loctek sold its overseas warehouses for profit, which will be used to lease and build larger overseas warehouses. This aims to optimize its cross-border e-commerce logistics system, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and optimize its capital structure. The move signifies a strategic shift towards a more robust and scalable logistics infrastructure to better support its growing cross-border e-commerce operations. The reinvestment in larger, potentially more strategically located warehouses, underscores a commitment to enhancing its global fulfillment capabilities.

01/04/2026 Warehousing
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Amazons Transparency Program Cuts Counterfeits Effectively

Amazons Transparency Program Cuts Counterfeits Effectively

Amazon's Transparency Program combats counterfeit products by assigning unique "Transparency codes" to items, enabling brands and consumers to verify authenticity. Registered brands apply these codes to their products, which can be scanned and verified by Amazon fulfillment centers and consumers. While the program incurs costs, it effectively protects brand reputation and consumer rights, serving as a crucial anti-counterfeiting measure. It provides a traceability system that ensures product authenticity throughout the supply chain, fostering trust and preventing the sale of fake goods.

Ecommerce Firms Prioritize Supply Chain Efficiency for Growth

Ecommerce Firms Prioritize Supply Chain Efficiency for Growth

This article delves into how independent site sellers can build an efficient and stable supply chain system by determining the appropriate supply model (dropshipping or stock preparation), optimizing sales planning, integrating supply chain resources, maintaining supplier relationships, introducing professional talent, and using ERP systems. It emphasizes the importance of a full-chain awareness, aiming to help sellers reduce costs, improve efficiency, and ultimately stand out in the competitive cross-border e-commerce landscape. This includes strategies for effective inventory management and order fulfillment.

Geodis Deploys 1000 Robots to Boost Global Logistics Automation

Geodis Deploys 1000 Robots to Boost Global Logistics Automation

Geodis announced the deployment of 1000 Locus autonomous robots in its warehouses worldwide to improve e-commerce order processing efficiency. This reflects the increasing focus on robotic automation within the logistics industry, aimed at addressing the challenges of e-commerce growth and labor shortages. Geodis is also continuously strengthening its e-commerce service capabilities through acquisitions and expansions, striving to build a more efficient and intelligent logistics system. The adoption of autonomous robots is a key strategy in enhancing fulfillment speed and accuracy.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Firms Prioritize Customercentric Supply Chains for Future Growth

Firms Prioritize Customercentric Supply Chains for Future Growth

This paper delves into the future trends of customer-centric supply chains, proposing six cornerstones for building intelligent fulfillment services: dynamic segmentation, asset-light operations, real-time visibility, service-oriented operating models, data-driven application intelligence and technology, and continuous innovation. It emphasizes that companies should build a flexible supply chain system through continuous evolution to adapt to changing market demands and enhance customer experience. This evolution allows for a more responsive and tailored approach to meet customer needs effectively.

Amazon Strengthens Seller Compliance Rules for FBA FBM

Amazon Strengthens Seller Compliance Rules for FBA FBM

Amazon is tightening FBA inbound and FBM return policies, making compliance crucial for sellers. The elimination of FBA pre-processing and labeling services, coupled with shortened FBM refund timelines, necessitates a professional and streamlined operational system. Sellers must ensure inbound compliance and timely refunds. Alternatively, leveraging overseas warehouse services can help navigate these challenges and safeguard business continuity. These changes demand greater operational efficiency and potentially a shift in fulfillment strategies for Amazon sellers to maintain competitiveness and avoid penalties.