Small and Light only uses poly bags and Jiffy bags. Crushable items such as potato chips
and glass should be properly prepped and packaged so they do not crush or break when
shipped. Broken or crushed items will not be received at the fulfillment center. They will
be removed or disposed of at your expense.
Shipment checklist
A minimum of 24 units per SKU must be sent in each shipment.
Shipment contents match the shipping plan.
Shipment does not contain dangerous goods (hazmat) or items that are
temperature-sensitive, meltable, or crushable.
The shipping box does not exceed 25 inches on any side, and does not weigh more than 50
lb.
If applicable, pallets are single-stacked and front-loaded with no more than 22 skids
per trailer.
Tips for success
Do not send shipments with excess inventory. For more information, see Manage Excess Inventory.
Only send shipments to the fulfillment center specified on the shipping label.
Each unit weighs less than or equal to 10 ounces, and has dimensions less than or
equal to 16x9x4 inches.
A minimum of 24 units per ASIN must be sent in each shipment.
All same-ASIN units within a shipping box must be bundled together using a clear plastic
bag, a manufacturer or seller case pack (i.e., boxed or shrink-wrapped), or other means of
grouping your same-ASIN units together.
On the outside of each same-ASIN bag or pack, the total quantity of sellable units must
be clearly labeled.
Each individual sellable unit must have a scannable UPC or EAN manufacturer barcode. If
no barcode is available, then print and apply an Amazon barcode during
shipment creation.
If applicable, pallets must be single stacked, and front loaded with no more than 22
skids per trailer.
FBA Small and Light does not provide prep or labeling services. Items not properly
prepped will need to be removed or disposed of at your expense. For more information, see
Remove inventory (overview).
FBA Small and Light cannot accept dangerous goods (hazmat), crushable, or temperature
sensitive items.
All units in the shipping box are in clear plastic bags.
Each bag is labeled with the total quantity of sellable units.
Each individual sellable unit within a bag has a scannable UPC or EAN barcode from
the manufacturer. If no barcode is present, please apply an Amazon barcode.
Correct packaging
Incorrect packaging
The following is not a clear plastic bag.
There is no clear plastic bag or outer case pack. There is no label for total quantity
of sellable units.
Example 2: Units in manufacturer or seller case packs
Proper packaging
All units within the shipping box are in case packs.
Each outer case is labeled with the total quantity of sellable units.
Each sellable unit in a bag has a scannable UPC or EAN barcode from the
manufacturer. If no barcode is present, you must apply an Amazon barcode.
Correct packaging
Incorrect packaging
In the following, the outer case has a scannable barcode, but there is no barcode
label for total quantity of sellable units.
Example 3: Units that are shrink-wrapped
Proper packaging
All units within the shipping box are properly shrink-wrapped.
Each shrink-wrapped bundle is labeled with the total quantity of sellable
units.
Each individual sellable unit in a bag has a scannable UPC or EAN barcode from the
manufacturer. If no barcode is present, please apply an Amazon barcode.
Correct packaging
Example 4: Multiple ASINs in one box
When each ASIN meets all the requirements below, you can ship multiple ASINs in one
shipping box
All same-ASIN units in the shipping box are bundled together in clear plastic
bags or manufacturer / seller case packs (i.e, boxed or shrink-wrapped).
On the outside of each same-ASIN bag or pack, the total quantity of sellable
units is clearly labeled.
Each, individual sellable unit in a bag has a scannable UPC or EAN barcode from
the manufacturer. If no barcode is present, apply an Amazon
barcode.
Correct packaging
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