Amazon limits total FBA inventory, eBay updates SpeedPAK logistics management policy

Amazon limits total FBA inventory

Amazon US adopts the same shipping restrictions as Canada, limiting the total inventory and limiting the number of items entering the warehouse/replenishment quantity by storage type (standard size, large items, clothing, shoes and boots) .

Currently, many sellers have exceeded the inventory limit. Sellers also believe that the overall inventory limit is directly linked to the sales of ASIN. The more sales, the more replenishment quota. Therefore, perhaps the most affected are new sellers, because no sales means that the total inventory is not much. Generally, the maximum inventory level and the maximum shipment quantity are both at 1,000 pieces. "It's time to test the fine shops. The shops and overseas warehouses have ushered in spring."

eBay updates SpeedPAK logistics management policy effective May 1st  

eBay has updated the SpeedPAK logistics management policy based on the original logistics requirements. For sellers' direct mail products sold to the United States, there will no longer be a distinction between price ranges. All direct mail transactions from mainland China to the United States will be included in the SpeedPAK logistics management policy assessment scope. This adjustment will take effect on May 1, 2021 (trading day) and will apply to all eBay sites. The latest assessment requirements after the policy adjustment are as follows:

New notice from Shopee Singapore site: Sellers have shorter processing time for return and refund orders

Shopee recently announced that in order to improve the shopping experience of buyers, sellers need to improve the timeliness of processing buyer order return and refund requests. The Singapore site requires sellers to complete the return and refund request processing within 2 days from April 26, 2021. Other sites maintain the same timeliness for processing return and refund orders, and will notify you separately after the change time is confirmed.

Amazon adds mandatory size attribute to clothing category

Amazon US announced that it will add mandatory size attributes to the clothing category. Starting from April 26, 2021, sellers must add standardized clothing size attributes for clothing types such as PANTS (trousers), SHORTS (shorts), OVERALLS (dresses), SWIMWEAR (swimwear), BRA (underwear), CORSET (corset), UNDERGARMENT_SLIP (base layer), SHIRT (shirt), SKIRT (miniskirt) and HAT (hat) when creating new listings and updating existing listings.

eBay Announcement: Coupon Encoding Tool is now available on the UK site

eBay UK recently announced that it has launched a new coupon coding tool that allows sellers to share coupon codes with buyers through eBay or other channels. Sellers can now create and share coupon codes with buyers. To create a coupon, just log in to Seller Central, create the required code, set the requirements, and then select the inventory of the product you want to discount.

Digital payments company Stripe launches payment card service in 20 European countries

Digital payment company Stripe recently announced that it has launched the payment card service Stripe Issuing in 20 European countries. Stripe Issuing will allow users to "create, manage and distribute virtual or physical payment cards, and also allow businesses to better understand their spending." It is understood that Stripe launched digital payment solutions in 2010, and the company's services currently cover nearly 20 countries including Austria, Belgium, Spain, and the United Kingdom. In March this year, Stripe completed its latest round of $600 million in financing at a valuation of $95 billion, making Stripe one of the most valuable fintech companies in the world.

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