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Need Help with Single-SKU Pallet Shipment via Amazon Global Logistics

Hi everyone,

I’m encountering an issue while trying to book a shipment through Amazon Global Logistics (AGL). I’m shipping 2 pallets, each containing 250 units of a single SKU. However, I keep getting the following error:

"Single-SKU pallet templates are not currently enabled for Amazon Global Logistics. To proceed, please choose a non-pallet packing template or remove this SKU before booking with Amazon Global Logistics."

I’ve reviewed my shipment setup, but single-SKU pallets seem to be blocked for this SKU.

Does anyone know why single-SKU pallets might be restricted for AGL? Is there a workaround to enable this ?

Or maybe I need to change my packing configuration?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your help.

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Seller_topAjl0phRFW1

Need Help with Single-SKU Pallet Shipment via Amazon Global Logistics

Hi everyone,

I’m encountering an issue while trying to book a shipment through Amazon Global Logistics (AGL). I’m shipping 2 pallets, each containing 250 units of a single SKU. However, I keep getting the following error:

"Single-SKU pallet templates are not currently enabled for Amazon Global Logistics. To proceed, please choose a non-pallet packing template or remove this SKU before booking with Amazon Global Logistics."

I’ve reviewed my shipment setup, but single-SKU pallets seem to be blocked for this SKU.

Does anyone know why single-SKU pallets might be restricted for AGL? Is there a workaround to enable this ?

Or maybe I need to change my packing configuration?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your help.

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX

Don't do it. Amazon's cutoff date for receiving new inventory was closed on October. Sellers on these threads are already complaining that Amazon is returning-to-sender shipments received. It is nothing against you, it is just that Amazon deos not have room to store unprocessed inventory, and during NOV and DEC FBA employees are all working on outgoing product shipments.

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CR_Amazon

Hi there @Seller_topAjl0phRFW1

My name is CR and wanted to hop in here. Have you reached out to Seller Support for this issue yet? I've come across this a few times before and a workaround you may try is the below:

For step one, don't use a pallet template. When you get to Step 2, select LTL. And on Step 4, you can provide information about the pallet.

Let me know if this works for you!

CR_Amazon

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Need Help with Single-SKU Pallet Shipment via Amazon Global Logistics

Hi everyone,

I’m encountering an issue while trying to book a shipment through Amazon Global Logistics (AGL). I’m shipping 2 pallets, each containing 250 units of a single SKU. However, I keep getting the following error:

"Single-SKU pallet templates are not currently enabled for Amazon Global Logistics. To proceed, please choose a non-pallet packing template or remove this SKU before booking with Amazon Global Logistics."

I’ve reviewed my shipment setup, but single-SKU pallets seem to be blocked for this SKU.

Does anyone know why single-SKU pallets might be restricted for AGL? Is there a workaround to enable this ?

Or maybe I need to change my packing configuration?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your help.

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Need Help with Single-SKU Pallet Shipment via Amazon Global Logistics

Hi everyone,

I’m encountering an issue while trying to book a shipment through Amazon Global Logistics (AGL). I’m shipping 2 pallets, each containing 250 units of a single SKU. However, I keep getting the following error:

"Single-SKU pallet templates are not currently enabled for Amazon Global Logistics. To proceed, please choose a non-pallet packing template or remove this SKU before booking with Amazon Global Logistics."

I’ve reviewed my shipment setup, but single-SKU pallets seem to be blocked for this SKU.

Does anyone know why single-SKU pallets might be restricted for AGL? Is there a workaround to enable this ?

Or maybe I need to change my packing configuration?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your help.

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Need Help with Single-SKU Pallet Shipment via Amazon Global Logistics

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Hi everyone,

I’m encountering an issue while trying to book a shipment through Amazon Global Logistics (AGL). I’m shipping 2 pallets, each containing 250 units of a single SKU. However, I keep getting the following error:

"Single-SKU pallet templates are not currently enabled for Amazon Global Logistics. To proceed, please choose a non-pallet packing template or remove this SKU before booking with Amazon Global Logistics."

I’ve reviewed my shipment setup, but single-SKU pallets seem to be blocked for this SKU.

Does anyone know why single-SKU pallets might be restricted for AGL? Is there a workaround to enable this ?

Or maybe I need to change my packing configuration?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your help.

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX

Don't do it. Amazon's cutoff date for receiving new inventory was closed on October. Sellers on these threads are already complaining that Amazon is returning-to-sender shipments received. It is nothing against you, it is just that Amazon deos not have room to store unprocessed inventory, and during NOV and DEC FBA employees are all working on outgoing product shipments.

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CR_Amazon

Hi there @Seller_topAjl0phRFW1

My name is CR and wanted to hop in here. Have you reached out to Seller Support for this issue yet? I've come across this a few times before and a workaround you may try is the below:

For step one, don't use a pallet template. When you get to Step 2, select LTL. And on Step 4, you can provide information about the pallet.

Let me know if this works for you!

CR_Amazon

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX

Don't do it. Amazon's cutoff date for receiving new inventory was closed on October. Sellers on these threads are already complaining that Amazon is returning-to-sender shipments received. It is nothing against you, it is just that Amazon deos not have room to store unprocessed inventory, and during NOV and DEC FBA employees are all working on outgoing product shipments.

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX

Don't do it. Amazon's cutoff date for receiving new inventory was closed on October. Sellers on these threads are already complaining that Amazon is returning-to-sender shipments received. It is nothing against you, it is just that Amazon deos not have room to store unprocessed inventory, and during NOV and DEC FBA employees are all working on outgoing product shipments.

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CR_Amazon

Hi there @Seller_topAjl0phRFW1

My name is CR and wanted to hop in here. Have you reached out to Seller Support for this issue yet? I've come across this a few times before and a workaround you may try is the below:

For step one, don't use a pallet template. When you get to Step 2, select LTL. And on Step 4, you can provide information about the pallet.

Let me know if this works for you!

CR_Amazon

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CR_Amazon

Hi there @Seller_topAjl0phRFW1

My name is CR and wanted to hop in here. Have you reached out to Seller Support for this issue yet? I've come across this a few times before and a workaround you may try is the below:

For step one, don't use a pallet template. When you get to Step 2, select LTL. And on Step 4, you can provide information about the pallet.

Let me know if this works for you!

CR_Amazon

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