Amazon has made quite a few changes recently. Some of them major like commission readjustments and others small but relevant like the ATES support service.
Looks like Amazon sellers have another change coming their way. This time, the ecommerce company has tweaked its shipping facility – Easy Ship. The Easy Ship service from Amazon has come quite far since its launch in 2014, with many improvements many improvements along the way.
Recently, Amazon decided to upgrade the shipping service by increasing the Easy Ship package weight and dimension limits.
According to Amazon’s email announcing the revision Easy Ship will now support:
For all those packages with a volumetric or actual weight exceeding 5kgs will be charged as per the oversize rate card. Details of the same are available on the Seller Central.
In case online sellers have packages with weighting between 9kgs – 18kgs, they will now receive Easy Ship orders for ATS serviced delivery locations and will still receive Self Ship orders for non-ATS serviced locations.
The bulk scheduling template has been updated to support scheduling of packages weighing up to 18kgs and with measurements up to 70cms x 70cms x 45cms. The new templates must be downloaded to benefit from the increased Easy Ship package limits.
If sellers use the old templates, they will not be allowed to schedule packages weighing more than 9kgs or measuring more than 50cms x 35cms x 30cms.
When using the Easy Ship service from Amazon, sellers have also been requested to follow certain shipping label guidelines for effective outcomes. The following guidelines have been issued by Amazon to its online sellers who have signed up for the Easy Ship facility:
Now that you’re all caught up with the new changes from Amazon, how do you feel about them? Let us know in the comments below.
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