FBA logistics costs mainly include storage fees, delivery fees, and customs clearance, return, and label replacement fees.
 
FBA logistics transportation
 
The order delivery fee depends on the net weight and specifications of the packaged goods. After packaging in small standard sizes, the weight is less than 12 ounces, with the longest side being less than 15 inches, the shortest side being less than 0.75 inches, and the second longest side not exceeding 12 inches.


 
Large standard size products with a maximum weight of 20 pounds after packaging, with the longest side not exceeding 18 inches, the shortest side not exceeding 8 inches, and the second side not exceeding 14 inches. Small and large items with a net weight of no more than 70 pounds after packaging, a maximum edge of no more than 60 feet, a secondary edge of no more than 30 feet, and a maximum edge plus dimension of no more than 130 feet.
 
Products packaged in medium size large items weighing less than 150 pounds, with the longest side weighing less than 108 inches and the longest side weighing less than 130 inches. Any large item that weighs no more than 150 pounds after packaging, has a maximum length of 108 inches on the longest side, and a maximum circumference of 165 inches on the longest side
 
Precautions for FBA logistics
 
1. Prepare necessary documents: Depending on the destination country and the nature of the goods, corresponding documents need to be prepared, such as commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, etc. Ensure the accuracy and completeness of all documents.
 
2. Choose a reliable logistics company: Choose a logistics company with good reputation and rich experience to cooperate and ensure that goods can safely reach their destination.
 
3. Accurate information filling: Fill in accurate contact information of the shipper and consignee, including name, address, phone number, etc. Any incorrect or incomplete information may result in delays or losses during transportation.
 
4. Proper packaging: Ensure that the goods are securely packaged to prevent damage during transportation. Use appropriate packaging materials, such as foam, bubble film or wooden box, to provide adequate protection.
 
5. Goods declaration and supervision: Accurately declare the type, quantity, and value of goods in accordance with the laws and regulations of the destination country. Certain special items may require additional permits or control documents.
 
6. Consider tariffs and taxes: Understand the tariff policies of the destination country and anticipate potential import taxes, tariffs, or other taxes that may arise. Ensure reasonable consideration in price and cost calculations.
 
7. Choose the appropriate transportation method: Based on the nature, weight, and urgency of the goods, choose the appropriate transportation method, such as air transportation, sea transportation, or land transportation. Different transportation methods have their own advantages and disadvantages, and transportation time, cost, and safety need to be considered.