When shipping with FBA, you must first ensure that your goods comply with Japan FBA requirements, otherwise they will not be warehoused. Do you know what the specific requirements are for Japan Amazon FBA?
Regulations on prohibited goods:
1. Alcoholic beverages (including non-alcoholic beer);
2. Kongming lanterns and water lanterns;
3. Car tires;
4. Gift cards, gift certificates and other stored value tools;
5. Unauthorized marketing materials (such as brochures, price tags and other non-Amazon label);
6. Products that require pre-processing but are not pre-processed in accordance with Amazon logistics packaging and pre-processing requirements;
7. The battery packaging is loose;
8. Damaged goods or defects;
9. Products with labels that are not correctly registered with Amazon before shipment or products with labels that do not match the registered goods;
10. Products that are not in compliance with Amazon Products stipulated in any agreement with the seller;
11. Products that are illegally copied, reproduced or manufactured;
12. Products that Amazon otherwise determines to be unsuitable for sale.
Amazon packaging requirements:
1. Any FNSKU used for a product must be unique and must correspond to a unique item.
2. Each product must have a scannable barcode or label that can be easily seen when attached to the outside.
3. Remove, cover or render unscannable all existing scannable barcodes. For example, cover existing barcodes with opaque tape to avoid scanning errors.
Bulk cargo:
Each cargo must be packaged separately and securely.
Amazon does not accept products that require Amazon to assemble multiple parts.
Goods that are not securely packaged (such as bales or bales) must be packed in bags or secured with non-stick straps or removable tape.
No matter what material the shoes are made of, they must be packaged in a shoe box or plastic with an anti-suffocation warning to ensure that the shoe material is not exposed.
Box goods:
Use six-sided boxes.
There must be an opening or lid that is not easy to open. It needs to be sealed with tape, glue or staples.
The side that is pressed down with moderate force will not collapse.
If there are holes or openings on the surface of the box, the product must pass a 3-foot drop test, including landing on all sides and corners. If the cargo fails the drop test, it must be placed in a polyethylene plastic bag and marked with a suffocation warning.
In addition to the above requirements, there are also some special products that also have corresponding packaging requirements. Everyone should understand them and then package them according to the requirements.