Amazon launches small and light logistics program

For small and light commodities with fast circulation and low unit price, Amazon has launched the Amazon Logistics Small and Light program. After joining, sellers' products will not only enjoy the Prime logo, but also enjoy lower delivery costs.

Now, the Small and Light program has joined Amazon's European Integrated Logistics Service (Pan-EU). After successfully registering for the program in each country, you can enjoy logistics and warehousing services at the same time.

Amazon Logistics Europe Integrated Service (Pan-EU, hereinafter referred to as Pan-EU) is a warehousing and distribution solution launched by Amazon specifically for sellers expanding in Europe. Sellers can flexibly set inventory storage countries (France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic) according to their business development focus.

By registering VAT numbers in more countries and regions, or manually opening more warehousing countries, Amazon is allowed to sell and store goods in more countries and regions.

Currently, Amazon has launched a variety of logistics services in Europe, including Amazon Logistics Europe Integrated Service (Pan-EU), European Fulfillment Network (EFN), and Multi-Country Inventory (MCI). Based on the flexibility of operation management, Amazon recommends sellers to give priority to using the European Integrated Service (Pan-EU).

With Pan-EU, sellers only need to send their products to any Amazon operations center in the EU. Amazon will intelligently allocate them to locations closer to buyers based on product sales, so that products can be delivered to buyers quickly and optimize the buyer experience.

Amazon Logistics Europe Integrated Service has five major advantages:

First, the service sites are continuously expanding to cover more countries/regions. Sellers using Pan-EU can enjoy lower delivery costs and faster delivery speeds in different shopping malls. At the same time, Pan-EU service sites are continuously expanding and currently support Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden.

Second, flexible warehousing accelerates business development. Sellers can flexibly choose which country/region to store their products in, and set up Amazon to distribute and store your products in more countries/regions at any time to meet buyers' needs more quickly.

Third, with the help of Amazon Prime, a large number of European members can be reached. Based on the trust of global buyers in the Amazon Prime logo, sellers can use the Pan-EU service to publish products in the European mall and be eligible to use the Amazon Prime logo. At the same time, buyers can enjoy faster and more reliable delivery services and receive more positive reviews.

Fourth, you can save up to 53% of delivery costs. In countries/regions that allow Amazon to store products, you do not need to pay cross-border fees, only local delivery fees, which can save up to 53% of delivery fees.

Fifth, Amazon Logistics small and light goods are sold through Pan-EU to help small and light businesses grow. Small and light goods sellers use Pan-EU to send inventory to a European warehouse and flexibly allocate it to other European sites. At the same time, in the country/region where the inventory is stored, they only need to pay the local small and light delivery fee, saving costs and boosting sales.