Category: Amazon
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Amazon FBA Prep Service Ends Jan 1, 2026
Starting January 1, 2026, Amazon will no longer offer FBA prep and labeling services in the US. This means sellers must fully prep and label their products before sending them to Amazon’s fulfillment centers.
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Why Are There Duplicate ASINs for the Same Amazon Product?
If you’ve ever searched for a product on Amazon and noticed multiple listings that look almost identical—same title, same photos, even same brand—you’re not imagining things. This problem, known as duplicate ASINs, happens more often than you’d expect. Many sellers report seeing the same product listed under different ASINs, each sometimes with different UPCs. But…
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Use Amazon MCF for Your Walmart Marketplace Business & Choose Alternative Carriers at no additional cost
Amazon has officially released an important update that gives sellers more flexibility when fulfilling Walmart Marketplace orders. Sellers can now use Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) to fulfill Walmart orders using their existing FBA inventory. To support this change, Amazon is waiving the 5% surcharge for using alternative carriers (instead of Amazon Logistics) through January 14,…
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Amazon MCF + BigCommerce: Why You Now Need a Third-Party App
BigCommerce sellers used to connect directly to Amazon’s Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) through an official app. But that option is no longer available to new users—there’s no official announcement, but it’s clear from Amazon’s site and what we hear from sellers.
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Walmart Officially Allows Amazon MCF – What Sellers Need to Know
Big news for eCommerce sellers. Walmart has officially updated its policies and now clearly allows the use of Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) for Walmart orders—as long as sellers follow a few simple rules. This is also a great opportunity to highlight that you can use Walmart’s Multi-Channel Solutions (MCS) to fulfill your Amazon FBM and…
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Amazon Tests ‘Buy for Me’ to Let You Order from Other Brand Sites via Amazon App
Amazon is testing a new feature called Buy for Me that lets you buy products from other brand websites – right inside the Amazon Shopping app. If Amazon doesn’t sell an item, the app will now show results from other retailers, and you can request Amazon to buy it for you.
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GeekSeller’s Migration to Amazon’s Solution Provider Portal (SPP)
Amazon’s introduction of the Solution Provider Portal (SPP) marks a significant shift for third-party developers and service providers working with Selling Partner APIs (SP-API). SPP serves as a centralized platform to streamline the management of applications and services offered to Amazon’s selling partners.
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Making the Most of Returns with Amazon Grade and Resell
Amazon continues to innovate in the e-commerce space, offering sellers new tools to streamline their operations and maximize profits. One such feature is Amazon FBA Grade and Resell, a game-changer for sellers looking to monetize returned items.
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Amazon Holds 2025 Referral and FBA Fees Steady, Introduces New Benefits
Amazon has announced that for 2025, there will be no increases to U.S. referral and Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) fees, and no new fee types will be introduced. Additionally, some fees for large, bulky items will be reduced, and new benefits will be offered to support the growth of new selections.
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Amazon Haul: The Next Frontier in Ultra-Low-Cost Shopping
As holiday shopping kicks into high gear, Amazon is stepping into the ultra-low-cost market with the beta launch of Amazon Haul – a dedicated shopping experience within the Amazon mobile app.