On August 17, Amazon once again issued a notice on the price increase of delivery fees: the specific time is from October 15, 2022 to January 14, 2023, in the United States and Canada using Amazon Fulfillment (FBA) products sold, Holiday sales season delivery fees will apply, averaging $0.35 per item.

Since 2020, Amazon has increased fulfillment fees by more than 30%. Amazon is passing on its rising costs to third-party sellers due to rising operating costs due to inflation and rising fuel .

(Source: Screenshot of Amazon's official subscription account)

During this year’s holiday season ( October 15, 2022 to January 14, 2023), Amazon will charge $3.43 for a small 12-ounce shipment, compared with $2.48 for the same product in 2019, an increase of 38%. Shipping fees for larger 1-pound products increased by as much as 54%, and larger 3-pound products increased by 25%.

(Source: Screenshot of Marketplace Pulse)

This year, Amazon has raised prices for the third time. From the end of this year to the announcement of another price increase this time, the increase has exceeded 11%. For sellers, when a batch of goods crosses the ocean and arrives at the FBA warehouse, in addition to the basic product cost, transportation, advertising and promotion costs, etc., a large storage fee must be paid according to the product sales. Now not only is there a lot of competitive pressure in the market, homogeneous products are serious, but also Amazon’s delivery fee is rising at any time. It’s too difficult for cross-border sellers to shout!

As soon as Amazon's announcement came out, cross-border sellers were miserable. Many sellers joked, "Sellers who make winter clothes cry, it's not good to do it, and it's not good to not do it…" "He obviously can grab it, but he still gives it to him. "The cost is ultimately passed on to our sellers". So Amazon cut costs by raising delivery fees, which no doubt are ultimately "paid" by sellers.

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This time, the platform has frequently raised prices again and again, and sellers who do self-delivery can "sneak fun"~

Sellers who do self-delivery directly deliver the goods to customers through direct mail, and the use of overseas warehouses takes up a lot of sellers' funds, and there is a risk of inventory backlog. Small package direct mail makes the capital more efficient, and also reduces the Among them the platform surcharge. The peak season is approaching, and more and more cross-border sellers choose the small package dedicated line channel to reduce the risk of distribution and logistics in response to the surge in costs caused by the price increase on the platform.

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