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2022-08

Heavy! There will be major changes to Amazon's storage restriction policy in December!


Too low IPI scores and limited warehousing have always been pain points for many sellers. According to Amazon's previous regulations, the warehouse restriction policy will continue until the end of this year, and it is not far from this scheduled time.

Amazon issued an announcement yesterday that the platform will continue to manage inventory performance to ensure sufficient storage space during the holidays. The ASIN quantity limit policy is still in effect, and Amazon will continue to evaluate the storage capacity and make corresponding adjustments to leave as much space as possible for sellers' products.

In fact, when Amazon introduced the warehouse restriction policy, many sellers tried their best to break through the inventory limit. Some sellers said that the status of the previously cancelled shipments can be changed in the background according to the breakthrough steps, and the status of the shipments cannot be changed recently. "It seems that the next breakthrough creation should be cautious."

The current epidemic situation in Europe and the United States is relatively serious, and there is a trend of intensifying. Many warehouses are bursting, personnel are insufficient, and operating efficiency is low. Amazon has also made corresponding arrangements as in previous years for the upcoming Black Friday online orders, such as holidays. During the shopping season, Amazon will employ more than 145,000 seasonal employees worldwide to sort, pack and deliver products. Standard-size merchandise storage capacity in Amazon fulfillment centers around the world will increase by nearly 50 million cubic feet through January.

However, there are also sellers who said that if the policy of warehousing restrictions is relaxed or relaxed in December, but it is already the off-season at that time, even if the inventory capacity is expanded, it will not have much effect on the increase of the order quantity.

When it comes to inventory, sellers also need to note that Amazon has previously informed sellers that to have inventory during the holiday sales season, you need to ensure that your goods arrive at Amazon warehouses before key shopping dates. For Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday sales, sellers must send their FBA inventory to an Amazon fulfillment center (participating) by November 6. Inventory for Christmas shopping should arrive at Amazon fulfillment centers by December 1.

Those who have inventory are the winners, but at present, many sellers report that the overall order volume is not ideal. Some sellers admit that since the US election, the average order volume is only 60% of the previous one. What sellers worry about is that Black Friday is too close to the membership day. Whether this year's Black Friday is as popular as in previous years, sellers have a question mark in their hearts.

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