Products priced at $10 will need to go up due to tariffs.

However, due to the jump in FBA fees coming out of the "FBA Low-Price" fee tier, they will need to jump to ~$12+ in order to overcome the FBA fee increase. (The FBA fee increase is an additional $0.77 when going from $10 to $10.01.)

>>>I would like to respectfully request that Amazon adjust the "Low-Price FBA fee" price cutoff from $10 to $12 to help sellers keep their prices as low as possible.<<<

Thank you!

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We are trying to create an FBA shipment and for many ASINs we get the error message "You already have high days of supply for this ASIN in our fulfillment centers. This product must be removed from this shipment."

It seems like this shows for any ASIN amazon determines has a total days of supply of more than 120. How can amazon implement this without even thinking this through. The ASIN is completely blocked from being sent, Amazon should know full well that shipments sent by sea can sometimes take 8-12 weeks to arrive and then up to another 60 days for the inventory to go through warehouse transfers before it's even available to be purchased by customers, by this time the ASIN would have much lower than 120 days of supply, so why has Amazon blocked sellers from sending their own inventory? It seems like they are forcing sellers to use AWD but they havent thought it through at all especially for sellers who sell clothing where AWD for many ASINs is not practical since you can only have single SKU boxes for AWD.

Then there's also the issue of the majority of sellers who pack their shipments and then use that information to upload to Amazon only to find Amazon has blocked them of sending certain ASINs and so you can't even proceed with the shipment. What are sellers expected to do, go into every single box and remove ASINs which they think shouldn't be sent based on their silly days of supply calculation which isn't even accurate for seasonal products and products which may be pushed heavily at the sellers own discretion from sponsored ads.

The whole thing is a complete mess. Anyone got any information about this?

This was announced on March 27th, and it's still not available in ABS. Are Amazon dev's even working on this yet?

Do not say it's a Fedex API problem, as this Overnight Standard Saturday was available in Shipstation immediately.

It means you can get Saturday delivery without paying the premium for 'Priority'. I'm looking at an order right now that's about $3 cheaper to use Overnight Standard instead of Overnight Priority.... but I'd have to ship without ABS, and we all know better not to do that, so daddy Amazon doesn't steal money from us 🙄

See more at fedex[DOT]com/en-us/shipping/saturday-and-sunday-delivery.html

I don't know what happened this week with AI and the back-end of inventory.

I set up shipments to go out to Amazon. A few days later, when shipping went to ship items out, they were all errored because of "high days of supply" items.

These are hot sellers that were out of stock. Since our items are handmade it can take 3-4 months to restock, so when they sell out they are out until the next build. The demand is based off of a 90 day sales flow historically. There is no aged inventory involved here. In fact, some items are flagged as "low inventory" and I still couldn't send inventory in. Thank goodness we have exemptions on these because automatic low inventory fee there.

Not only did this not error when I set up the shipments, but they seem to be pushing to use AWD which we will not do due to lack of inventory loss accountability and basically we just don't have the inventory.

We did start using Supply Chain Portal so now not only do we not have enough inventory to fit the next 90 days of demand but I can no longer use SCP for these products. Someone really needs to fix this mess!