Amazon Launches New Fulfillment and Pricing Programs for Merchants
What happened
Amazon announced new offerings through Amazon Supply Chain Services (ASCS) aimed at helping merchants grow sales across channels. These include the option to add fast, free Prime delivery to merchant websites at no additional cost for those enrolling in Multichannel Fulfillment (MCF). Separately, the company launched the MCF Preferred Pricing Program, allowing FBA sellers to save up to 25% on fulfillment fees.
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Why it matters
The programs allow merchants to integrate Prime delivery and discounted fulfillment rates into their existing sales operations. The preferred pricing program offers discounts of 15 to 25% on fulfillment fees for the first six months, requiring no long-term commitments.
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- AmazonAmerican multinational technology company offering e-commerce services
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