A key factor in a seller’s ability to succeed on Amazon is inventory availability and their fulfillment strategy. There are many factors to consider such as speed to market, profitability, and your ability to perform customer service and process returns when choosing a fulfillment approach on Amazon. This is especially true during the Q4 peak.
So, what are your options to maximize sales and grow your business?
What is FBA?
FBA stands for Fulfillment by Amazon, which means sellers ship their inventory to Amazon Fulfillment Centers (FCs). Amazon is then responsible for picking, packing, and shipping the purchased item to customers. Amazon charges additional fees for this service such as Inbound Shipping (if you are using Amazon preferred carriers), FBA Fulfillment fees…

Amazon will be adjusting the aged inventory surcharge and adding more tiers. Amazon will be applying charges to aged inventory almost 3 months earlier than the previous year. As Amazon increases fees, it’s time for sellers to take stock of ASIN profitability and product pricing. For many sellers, Amazon’s complex and ever-evolving rules can be stressful. Hinge offers support to these sellers with its inventory management tools.

Amazon will be adjusting the aged inventory surcharge and adding more tiers. Amazon will be applying charges to aged inventory almost 3 months earlier than the previous year. As Amazon increases fees, it’s time for sellers to take stock of ASIN profitability and product pricing. For many sellers, Amazon’s complex and ever-evolving rules can be stressful. Hinge offers support to these sellers with its inventory management tools.

Amazon announced on January 17th a change in the way FBA Storage limits will be structured. Amazon is transitioning from a unit-based limit to a cubic ft.-based strategy starting March 1, 2023.