How to set up Amazon to not merge warehouses? Why do warehouses need to be split and merged?

On the Amazon platform, you can generally go to the basic settings of the oil store. After the settings, it may be smoother in the process of returning. How to set up Amazon if it is not combined with warehouses?

1. How to set up Amazon to not merge warehouses?

The warehouse consolidation function means that FBA products are concentrated in the same Amazon FBA warehouse, so that you can centrally manage your inventory and facilitate timely replenishment.

This method is relatively simple, but one disadvantage is that the seller has to bear certain warehousing fees.

Here is a little tip:

The same warehouse does not mean that products are shipped to the same destination warehouse, but that all products in each shipment are assigned to the same destination warehouse. For each shipment destination warehouse, the Amazon system will choose the most matching warehouse based on the sales volume of the seller's products in various regions.

2. What are the reasons for the split and merge of warehouses?

1. Reasons for Amazon FBA warehouse division:

(1) In order to better utilize the inventory capacity of FBA warehouses and avoid insufficient warehouse capacity or insufficient storage in the warehouse, Amazon stores goods and products in separate warehouses based on the environment, facilities and product types of each FBA warehouse.

(2) In order to ensure consumers’ shopping experience, merchants’ inventory is stored in multiple operation centers in a distributed warehouse manner, which avoids the long distance between inventory warehouses and slow logistics distribution, improves consumers’ shopping experience, and saves FBA distribution costs.

2. Reasons why merchants want to close warehouses:

(1) Cross-border merchants’ products are stored in different Amazon warehouses, which increases the merchants’ delivery logistics costs. Especially in the early stages when multiple products need to be sent, the computer only needs to send a few products to the FBA warehouse each time the listing is made, which makes it even more unfriendly to test the products.

(2) Cross-border merchants’ goods are difficult to manage due to different warehouses, and goods may also be piled up. Therefore, by storing goods in one warehouse, inventory can be centrally managed. Therefore, merchants all want to store their products and goods in the same warehouse.

(3) Amazon’s consolidation fees are very expensive, so merchants plan to use some techniques to consolidate warehouses and store goods to reduce logistics costs.

Everyone should be familiar with Amazon's way of setting up non-combined warehouses. As a cross-border e-commerce platform, Amazon is actually a relatively well-known platform. However, the competition on this platform is often quite fierce.

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