1. General outer box packaging

Amazon FBA packaging requirements First, the outer box packaging is generally recommended to use a standard export carton with five layers of corrugated paper. After packaging, confirm whether the weight limit is exceeded after packing, and fill the gaps with waste paper, polystyrene fillers or cardboard to fix the goods. Confirm that the goods will not move due to shaking, and put a piece of thick cardboard on the top of the box before sealing the box, leaving enough space to seal the box to avoid damage to the goods due to collision during FBA transportation.

2. Special item packaging

Some special items are not easy to package or the packaging will expose the product, such as pillows, baby products, and genuine fabrics. They must be wrapped tightly in plastic bags to ensure that they will not be stained with dust during transportation. Of course, after packaging, you need to confirm whether the barcode can be scanned. If not, you need to attach your ASIN label separately.

Be extra careful with fragile items and wrap them tightly with bubble wrap to ensure that they will not move back and forth during Amazon FBA transportation, and ensure that the barcode can be scanned; the mouth of the liquid product bottle must have two layers of seals to ensure that the liquid will not spill, and it needs to be impact tested.

3. Highlights

Any items need to be packaged separately. Use boxes that are at least 6 inches x 4 inches x 1 inch and weigh at least 1 pound, but no more than 25 inches on any side and weigh less than 50 pounds to reduce receiving delays. But no matter how you package it, make sure that the label of the item can be scanned.

Have you remembered all the above Amazon FBA packaging requirements? Remember to check yourself before Amazon FBA enters the warehouse. In addition to the attention to Amazon FBA packaging, FBA inventory management cannot be ignored.

Cool Bird FBA Assistant can help sellers manage FBA inventory and replenishment more efficiently and accurately. Through multi-dimensional analysis such as the seller's preparation days, FBA arrival days, expected delivery days, sales volume, etc., intelligent replenishment can be performed to avoid product out-of-stock due to insufficient inventory; data is directly displayed from various aspects such as quantity, sales cycle, inventory age, LTSF, etc., and multi-site and multi-store one-stop assistance Amazon sellers can understand the FBA storage and sales situation in the store; Amazon FBA warehousing tasks can also be easily created to query customer returns from FBA warehouses at each site