For Amazon Sellers

FBA Prep & Ship From China

We receive your inventory from any factory, inspect it, and prep every unit to Amazon's exact inbound spec — so your shipments land FBA-ready, not rejected at the dock.

The Gap

Your Factory Makes the Product. It Doesn't Make It FBA-Ready.

The last mile before Amazon is a set of rules most suppliers never learned. We close that gap on the ground in China.

Your factory ships bulk, not retail-ready

Most Chinese suppliers deliver plain cartons of loose units — no FNSKU, no poly bags, no ship-to-FC labels. That is not what Amazon receives.

Amazon will reject non-compliant units

Missing barcodes, wrong labels, or overweight cartons get turned away at the fulfillment center. Every rejection is freight, time, and margin you lose twice.

Prepping after import costs more

Doing labeling and bagging in the US means you paid ocean or air freight on packaging Amazon won't even keep — and you pay US labor rates to fix it.

What We Prep

One Team, Every Prep Step

From the moment a carton lands at our Guangzhou warehouse to the moment it leaves for your FC — all handled in-house.

FNSKU Labeling

We apply scannable X00 barcode labels to every unit, replacing or covering any stray supplier barcodes.

Poly Bagging + Suffocation Label

Units that need bags get sealed poly (per Amazon thickness rules) with the required suffocation warning printed on.

Box & Content Labeling

Ship-to address, FBA barcode, and Made-in-China labels on every carton, exactly as your destination FC expects.

AQL QC Inspection

Catch defects in Guangzhou, not after a US inbound. Sampling plans scaled to your risk and SKU value.

Bundling & Kitting

Multi-unit sets taped, shrink-wrapped, and labeled as a single sellable ASIN — no loose components.

Freight to Amazon FCs

We hand off to your forwarder by sea, air, or express, and prep the inbound for SPD or LTL arrival.

How It Works

From Supplier Carton to FBA-Ready in Four Steps

A straight line through our warehouse — no middlemen, no guesswork about what Amazon wants.

01 Receive

Receive

We log and count every carton by PO at our warehouse, then store by SKU so nothing mixes.

02 Inspect

Inspect

AQL sampling or a full check with a photo report — you see defects before they cross an ocean.

03 Prep

Prep

Label, bag, bundle, and box to your destination marketplace's exact inbound spec.

04 Ship

Ship

We hand off to your freight forwarder and stage the outbound for a clean FBA arrival.

Amazon Compliance

We Build to Amazon's Rules, Not Ours

Every requirement that gets a shipment rejected is on our pre-ship checklist. These are the ones brands ask about most.

FNSKU on every unit. Scannable X00 barcode labels applied and verified, with supplier barcodes covered.
Poly bags per Amazon rules. Bags ≤ 5 mil with a suffocation warning when the opening exceeds 5 in × 3 in.
Expiration & date labels. Added where required by category, in the correct position and format.
Carton labels & ship-to. FBA shipment ID and ship-to barcode on each carton, matching your plan.
Carton limits respected. Standard cartons ≤ 50 lb (23 kg); oversize rules applied above that.
Made in China marking. Country-of-origin on units or cartons, as your destination market requires.
Vendor-neutral units. No stray barcodes, price tags, or markings that would confuse an Amazon scanner.
Prepaid & case-packed. Units prepped and case-packed to your chosen SPD or LTL inbound method.

Why China-Based

Why Prep in China Instead of After Import

The same work done stateside costs more and catches problems later. Doing it at the source flips both.

Prep before freight, not after

You never pay to ship non-compliant packaging across an ocean — or US labor rates to fix it on arrival.

Catch defects at the source

A returned unit is a few yuan to rework in Guangzhou and a lost sale plus freight if it reaches the US first.

One team, one timeline

Receive from many suppliers, prep to one spec, and ship as a single compliant outbound — no juggling vendors.

FAQ

FBA Prep Questions, Answered

The details brands ask before they send their first shipment. Anything missing — our team replies within two business hours.

Can you prep for Amazon FBA inside China?

Yes. We receive, inspect, label, bag, bundle, and box to Amazon's inbound spec at our Guangzhou warehouse, then hand off to your freight forwarder — so the shipment arrives FBA-ready, not rejected.

Do you apply FNSKU labels?

We apply scannable X00 barcode labels to every unit and cover any stray supplier barcodes, so Amazon's scanners read only what they should.

How do you handle poly bags and suffocation warnings?

Where a unit needs a poly bag, we use the correct thickness and print the required suffocation warning whenever the opening exceeds Amazon's size threshold — applied before the unit leaves our warehouse.

Which Amazon marketplaces do you prep for?

US, EU, UK, AU, and other Amazon regions. Tell us the destination and we match the carton labels, country-of-origin marking, and inbound method to that marketplace.

Can you consolidate multiple suppliers before FBA prep?

That is one of our most common workflows. We log and count every carton by PO, batch by SKU, and consolidate into one compliant outbound — which also surfaces mixed or mismatched stock early.

What carton weights and limits do you follow?

Standard cartons stay at or below 50 lb (23 kg), with oversize rules applied above that. We label each carton with the FBA shipment ID and ship-to barcode your plan requires.

Next Step

Send Us Your Shipment Plan

Share your ASINs, suppliers, and target marketplace — we will map the prep steps, confirm the inbound method, and quote a fixed per-unit rate.