FBA Shipment Checklist
Get ready to master packaging, labeling, and shipping for Amazon FBA delivery. This guide breaks down everything you need to know.
Amazon FBA: Shipment Checklist
- Create your online shipment → then make sure that you have completed the inventory requirements for the physical shipment.
- Make sure your products are properly packed and prepped, in accordance with Amazon’s “How to Prep” guidelines.
Nail the Packaging for Smooth Amazon Shipping
When packing multiple standard-sized items:
- Keep boxes under 25 inches on each side
- Don’t exceed 50 pounds per box
For single oversized items:
- Boxes over 50 pounds need a “Team Lift” safety sticker.
- Over 100 pounds? Slap a “Mechanical Lift” sticker on that sucker.
Sticking to these guidelines prevents delays and keeps Amazon’s warehouse team happy. So measure and weigh as you pack to avoid problems down the line!
Use Only Amazon-Approved Packing Materials
Double check any dunnage or packing materials are given the thumbs up by Amazon. You don’t want unapproved supplies gumming up the works.
And don’t forget – all shipping labels need:
- Shipment ID
- Scannable barcode
- Origin address
- Destination address
Including this key info on every label avoids confusing Amazon’s warehouse crew. Just stick to Amazon’s approved packaging and complete labeling for smooth sailing!
Don’t Mess Up Amazon FBA Labeling
Proper labeling is crucial for Amazon shipments. Make sure all products have one of these barcodes:
- UPC
- EAN
- ISBN
- JAN
- GTIN
No barcode? No problem. Generate ones on Amazon Seller Portal.
When shipping small boxes:
- Use 2 labels per box – 1 for FBA, 1 for shipping
- Place labels on sides with 25″ clearance
- Avoid top, seams, edges, corners
For pallets:
- 4 FBA labels go on top-center of each side
Stick to Amazon’s labeling rules and your products will breeze through their warehouses barcode-ready!
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Just provide a few key details when requesting a quote:
- Incoterms with your supplier (EXW, FOB, etc.)
- Factory address
- Delivery address (include 4-digit code for Amazon)
- Goods description (HS codes if you have them)
- Value of goods
- Import experience
- Customs bond status
- Past and future import frequency
With this info, Freight Right can give you an accurate quote for your Amazon shipment ASAP.
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