Attention sellers! Amazon has closed two FBA warehouses, and sellers may not be able to ship in the near future

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has released new shipping guidelines on how to properly ship your inventory to Amazon logistics centers in the United States. The new shipping guidelines require sellers to provide the correct information in the correct format to help avoid your inventory being detained or delayed by CBP during the import process. For FBA goods eligible for duty-free entry into the United States, sellers must provide CBP with information about their identity, such as name or company name, through a shipping manifest or customs entry filing.

Amazon recommends sellers use the following format:

[Legal Name of Seller] c/o FBA

Amazon Logistics Center Address

When shipping imported goods to an Amazon fulfillment center, the fulfillment center may be listed as the consignee on your shipping documents. Here are some examples of how this should appear on your shipping documents: Amazon recommends that sellers consult with their carrier or customs broker for further guidance on your shipment. To learn more about how to properly format the product owner on customs documents, please review the CBP Guidelines.