Ecommerce Industry News
Some Amazon customers in the Washington DC and Baltimore areas are experiencing delays in delivery estimates due to the tornado that struck a Baltimore Sortation Center on November 2, according to the Washington Post. The […]
Amazon FBA launched a holiday guide for sellers which it posted publicly today: “Shoppers are on their way! Get ready for peak gift-giving time with our 2018 Holiday Guide, and make sure your inventory arrives […]
Amazon is now allowing customers who are returning an FBA item to choose to receive a free replacement rather than a refund, with “no cost” to sellers. Of course, the cost of the replacement is […]
Amazon will open a new fulfillment center in Australia in the second half of 2018, presumably in time for the holidays. Amazon opened its first Australian fulfillment center in Melbourne in December of 2017. A […]
Amazon is temporarily allowing sellers who use its FBA fulfillment service to remove slow-selling inventory at no charge thanks to fee changes it had announced in March. On March 1st, Amazon announced it would assess […]
An Amazon seller told the Supreme Court that current and proposed state tax laws are unfair and explained how they burden small business owners like himself. He made the argument in an amicus brief as […]
Amazon announced today it will open a new fulfillment center in Nevada, which will be its fourth in the state. Amazon will use the 800,000-square-foot fulfillment center to fulfill small items such as books, household […]
A new report says Amazon Prime-eligible goods stored in US warehouses will be available to shoppers in Canada and Mexico beginning in the third quarter of this year. Wall Street firm Cowen and Company published […]
If you shop on Amazon, you’ve probably noticed a black “Amazon’s Choice” banner appear on certain products in search results. Amazon initially launched it as a designation for products that it deemed Alexa-worthy, knowing it […]
A recent study highlighted how much sellers paid in Amazon FBA Long Term Storage fees, known as LTS fees, which Amazon assesses twice a year. Feedvisor found that clients it works with paid an average […]