Amazon Reduces Warehouse Capacity Disrupts Sellers Before Chinese New Year

Amazon Reduces Warehouse Capacity Disrupts Sellers Before Chinese New Year

Amazon sellers are currently experiencing a sudden drop in FBA capacity, coinciding with the crucial period for stocking up for the Chinese New Year, leaving them unable to ship goods normally. High FBA fees contrast sharply with inefficient warehousing services, leading to widespread complaints. Amazon should prioritize its relationship with sellers, improve supply chain management capabilities, and avoid making sellers pay for platform inefficiencies. Sellers should also actively seek alternative solutions, optimize inventory management, and communicate proactively with Amazon to jointly address the challenges.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Prime Day Shipping Costs Rise Due to Warehouse Delays

Amazon Prime Day Shipping Costs Rise Due to Warehouse Delays

This article analyzes the challenges faced by cross-border logistics in the lead-up to Amazon Prime Day, including rising shipping costs, surging demand, and increased last-mile delivery expenses. It provides sellers with strategies to cope with these challenges, such as early planning, comparing prices across multiple channels, and optimizing inventory management. By implementing these tactics, sellers can better capitalize on the opportunities presented by Prime Day.

12/31/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Adopt New FBA Tactics to Ease Warehouse Delays

Amazon Sellers Adopt New FBA Tactics to Ease Warehouse Delays

Amazon FBA inbound speed directly impacts seller operational efficiency. This article analyzes common causes of FBA inbound delays, such as warehouse congestion, labor shortages, and labeling issues. It provides data-driven solutions, including proactive follow-up, risk diversification, and optimized warehouse selection strategies. These tactics aim to help sellers efficiently address inbound challenges and improve operational efficiency.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Kraft Heinz Invests 400M in Smart Warehouse to Boost Delivery

Kraft Heinz Invests 400M in Smart Warehouse to Boost Delivery

Kraft Heinz is investing $400 million in an automated distribution center in Illinois, aiming to improve supply chain efficiency, optimize inventory management, and enhance customer satisfaction. This move reflects the growing trend of automation in the food industry, with companies like General Mills and Sam's Club also actively investing. While the automation transformation presents challenges, it will drive the development of a smarter and more efficient food supply chain.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Face Strike Threats Warehouse Delays on Black Friday

Amazon Sellers Face Strike Threats Warehouse Delays on Black Friday

With Black Friday approaching, Amazon faces dual challenges: global strikes and warehouse overcapacity in the US West Coast. Sellers should prepare inventory in advance, utilize Amazon's official services flexibly, diversify risks, and maintain communication with freight forwarders, while also monitoring strike developments. Understanding Amazon's replenishment and storage limits is crucial for effective inventory management, navigating uncertainty, and ensuring sales continuity during this peak season. Proactive planning is key to mitigating potential disruptions and maximizing opportunities.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Invests 346M in Frances Balyo to Boost Warehouse Automation

Amazon Invests 346M in Frances Balyo to Boost Warehouse Automation

Amazon partners with French robotics firm Balyo, betting on autonomous forklift technology to enhance warehouse automation. This reflects the growing trend of automation in the logistics industry, where companies aim to gain a competitive edge by improving efficiency, reducing costs, and optimizing inventory management. However, the market is highly competitive, making technological innovation and strategic planning crucial for success.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Choies Faces Delisting As SHEIN Expands in US Market

Choies Faces Delisting As SHEIN Expands in US Market

This week in cross-border e-commerce: Zeshang Technology may delist, Huakai Yibai increases repurchase amount, Amazon adjusts fees/returns, Shopee launches overseas warehouses, SHEIN expands warehouses, Shopify/Pinterest expand to Latin America, and Japanese e-commerce grows. Key developments include platform policy changes from Amazon, infrastructure expansions by Shopee and SHEIN, and strategic moves by Shopify and Pinterest to tap into the Latin American market. The potential delisting of Zeshang Technology and increased repurchase by Huakai Yibai also highlight significant financial activities within the sector.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Strategies to Reduce Pier Pass Fees at LA Long Beach Ports

Strategies to Reduce Pier Pass Fees at LA Long Beach Ports

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Pier Pass Traffic Mitigation Fee at the Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach, explaining its purpose, fee structure, and coping strategies. By optimizing pickup times and planning ahead, cargo owners can effectively reduce transportation costs. Flexport offers transparent pricing and efficient services to help businesses optimize their supply chains.

11/03/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Beware Noncompliance With Wooden Packaging Will Result In High Exit Fees

Beware Noncompliance With Wooden Packaging Will Result In High Exit Fees

Recently, customs reports indicate a significant increase in non-compliance issues related to wood packaging in our country. Packaging that lacks the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) mark or is found to contain live harmful organisms may lead to goods being rejected and incurring high costs. Companies must strictly adhere to wood packaging quarantine standards to avoid economic losses.

07/28/2025 Logistics
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