Clarification on Shipping Holidays
Hello Sellers,
With Christmas and New Year’s Day falling on a Sunday, we wanted to provide some clarification around Amazon’s observance of shipping holidays.
If you are a FBM Seller,
Christmas Day (12/25/2022) will be observed on Monday, 12/26/2022. Similarly, New Year’s Day (01/01/2023) will be observed on Monday, 01/02/2023.
Here is a complete list of shipping holidays in 2023:
- New Year - observed on 01/02/2023
- Martin Luther King Day - 01/16/2023
- Washington’s Birthday - 02/20/2023
- Memorial Day - 05/29/2023
- Juneteenth National Independence Day - 06/19/2023
- Independence Day - 07/04/2023
- Labor Day - 09/04/2023
- Columbus Day - 10/09/2023
- Veteran’s Day - 11/11/2023
- Thanksgiving Day - 11/23/2023
- Christmas Day - 12/25/2023
If you are a FBA Seller,
You will not have assigned ship dates on the following holidays:
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day (observed on Sunday, 12/25/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Sunday, 01/01/2023)
24 replies
Seller_aV1Bh32hE0KND
Shouldn’t it read…
- Christmas Day (observed on Monday, 12/26/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Monday, 01/02/2023)
Seller_jw3HRo32wY2Hk
TBH I’m usually working through those days and just update tracking on the day it’s assigned/label created.
Seller_wb4FffyknH7Lh
Even during weekends and holidays when there’s no delivery, the main distribution and processing offices for USPS are still processing mail. My location is picked-up the same as blue post office mailboxes. We ship on every day that the box truck shows-up. That includes two non-ship days: Labor Day, New Year’s Day. Some years they’ll come on Memorial Day and Independence Day (I need to check with the driver that week). The truck never comes on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Seller_G3tKlxqw9EUfb
Thank You @Haydon_Amazon for creating a useful post.
Blake_Amazon
Hi everyone, feedback on the New Seller Forum Experience can be provided in the thread or this email: amazon-seller-forums-beta@amazon.com We welcome on topic discussion to this thread (excited to hear that you are finding this info on shipping holidays useful!), but other feedback will be most effectively tracked in the email and linked thread.
Clarification on Shipping Holidays
Hello Sellers,
With Christmas and New Year’s Day falling on a Sunday, we wanted to provide some clarification around Amazon’s observance of shipping holidays.
If you are a FBM Seller,
Christmas Day (12/25/2022) will be observed on Monday, 12/26/2022. Similarly, New Year’s Day (01/01/2023) will be observed on Monday, 01/02/2023.
Here is a complete list of shipping holidays in 2023:
- New Year - observed on 01/02/2023
- Martin Luther King Day - 01/16/2023
- Washington’s Birthday - 02/20/2023
- Memorial Day - 05/29/2023
- Juneteenth National Independence Day - 06/19/2023
- Independence Day - 07/04/2023
- Labor Day - 09/04/2023
- Columbus Day - 10/09/2023
- Veteran’s Day - 11/11/2023
- Thanksgiving Day - 11/23/2023
- Christmas Day - 12/25/2023
If you are a FBA Seller,
You will not have assigned ship dates on the following holidays:
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day (observed on Sunday, 12/25/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Sunday, 01/01/2023)
Clarification on Shipping Holidays
Hello Sellers,
With Christmas and New Year’s Day falling on a Sunday, we wanted to provide some clarification around Amazon’s observance of shipping holidays.
If you are a FBM Seller,
Christmas Day (12/25/2022) will be observed on Monday, 12/26/2022. Similarly, New Year’s Day (01/01/2023) will be observed on Monday, 01/02/2023.
Here is a complete list of shipping holidays in 2023:
- New Year - observed on 01/02/2023
- Martin Luther King Day - 01/16/2023
- Washington’s Birthday - 02/20/2023
- Memorial Day - 05/29/2023
- Juneteenth National Independence Day - 06/19/2023
- Independence Day - 07/04/2023
- Labor Day - 09/04/2023
- Columbus Day - 10/09/2023
- Veteran’s Day - 11/11/2023
- Thanksgiving Day - 11/23/2023
- Christmas Day - 12/25/2023
If you are a FBA Seller,
You will not have assigned ship dates on the following holidays:
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day (observed on Sunday, 12/25/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Sunday, 01/01/2023)
24 replies
24 replies
Seller_aV1Bh32hE0KND
Shouldn’t it read…
- Christmas Day (observed on Monday, 12/26/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Monday, 01/02/2023)
Seller_jw3HRo32wY2Hk
TBH I’m usually working through those days and just update tracking on the day it’s assigned/label created.
Seller_wb4FffyknH7Lh
Even during weekends and holidays when there’s no delivery, the main distribution and processing offices for USPS are still processing mail. My location is picked-up the same as blue post office mailboxes. We ship on every day that the box truck shows-up. That includes two non-ship days: Labor Day, New Year’s Day. Some years they’ll come on Memorial Day and Independence Day (I need to check with the driver that week). The truck never comes on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Seller_G3tKlxqw9EUfb
Thank You @Haydon_Amazon for creating a useful post.
Blake_Amazon
Hi everyone, feedback on the New Seller Forum Experience can be provided in the thread or this email: amazon-seller-forums-beta@amazon.com We welcome on topic discussion to this thread (excited to hear that you are finding this info on shipping holidays useful!), but other feedback will be most effectively tracked in the email and linked thread.
Seller_aV1Bh32hE0KND
Shouldn’t it read…
- Christmas Day (observed on Monday, 12/26/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Monday, 01/02/2023)
Seller_aV1Bh32hE0KND
Shouldn’t it read…
- Christmas Day (observed on Monday, 12/26/2022)
- New Year’s Day (observed on Monday, 01/02/2023)
Seller_8heIxAf1mLwgp
Correct, the PO will be closed on 12/26.
Seller_jw3HRo32wY2Hk
TBH I’m usually working through those days and just update tracking on the day it’s assigned/label created.
Seller_jw3HRo32wY2Hk
TBH I’m usually working through those days and just update tracking on the day it’s assigned/label created.
Seller_wb4FffyknH7Lh
Even during weekends and holidays when there’s no delivery, the main distribution and processing offices for USPS are still processing mail. My location is picked-up the same as blue post office mailboxes. We ship on every day that the box truck shows-up. That includes two non-ship days: Labor Day, New Year’s Day. Some years they’ll come on Memorial Day and Independence Day (I need to check with the driver that week). The truck never comes on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Seller_wb4FffyknH7Lh
Even during weekends and holidays when there’s no delivery, the main distribution and processing offices for USPS are still processing mail. My location is picked-up the same as blue post office mailboxes. We ship on every day that the box truck shows-up. That includes two non-ship days: Labor Day, New Year’s Day. Some years they’ll come on Memorial Day and Independence Day (I need to check with the driver that week). The truck never comes on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Seller_G3tKlxqw9EUfb
Thank You @Haydon_Amazon for creating a useful post.
Seller_G3tKlxqw9EUfb
Thank You @Haydon_Amazon for creating a useful post.
Blake_Amazon
Hi everyone, feedback on the New Seller Forum Experience can be provided in the thread or this email: amazon-seller-forums-beta@amazon.com We welcome on topic discussion to this thread (excited to hear that you are finding this info on shipping holidays useful!), but other feedback will be most effectively tracked in the email and linked thread.
Blake_Amazon
Hi everyone, feedback on the New Seller Forum Experience can be provided in the thread or this email: amazon-seller-forums-beta@amazon.com We welcome on topic discussion to this thread (excited to hear that you are finding this info on shipping holidays useful!), but other feedback will be most effectively tracked in the email and linked thread.
