FBA prep that prevents inbound rejections and gets your inventory live faster.

China-based prep offers three major advantages: cost, speed, and simplicity. Labor is 60-80% cheaper, packaging materials cost less at the source, and your products skip the redundant factory → US prep center → Amazon path. Instead, goods go factory → China prep → Amazon FC, cutting 7-14 days off total lead time. On a high-volume shipment, the China-based equivalent typically runs 60-80% lower than US prep.

We maintain a 98%+ FBA compliance rate through three layers: (1) our compliance team continuously tracks Amazon Seller Central policy updates, (2) every shipment is checked against the latest FBA prep requirements including poly-bag specifications, suffocation warnings, carton weight limits, and FNSKU label placement, and (3) final AQL inspection includes a specific FBA compliance checklist before any container is loaded. We've shipped over 2,000 containers to date.

We work with businesses of all sizes. There's no formal minimum — we handle everything from 100-unit test batches to full container loads. For smaller volumes, we offer flexible storage options so you can accumulate inventory until you have enough for an economical FBA shipment. Our drip-feed inventory management helps sellers at every scale maintain optimal FBA stock levels without paying for excess Amazon storage.

Typical prep processing at our Shenzhen facility takes 3-5 business days from goods receipt to shipment-ready. Add shipping transit time: 2-5 days for express courier, 4-7 days for air freight, 12-18 days for ocean to US West Coast, and 22-30 days for ocean to US East Coast. Total door-to-FC timeline: approximately 15-35 days depending on shipping method. We'll help you choose the right method based on your inventory position and urgency.

Yes — our multi-channel dispatch capability supports Amazon FBA across all marketplaces (US, Canada, UK, EU, Japan, Australia), Walmart WFS, DTC fulfillment for Shopify and brand.com orders, and B2B wholesale dispatch. All channels pull from one shared inventory pool in our Shenzhen facility, with channel-specific labeling, packaging, and documentation per destination requirements.

You receive arrival confirmation with carton count and condition photos within 24 hours of goods receipt. During prep: unit-level inspection photos, FNSKU verification scans, and packaging compliance documentation. Pre-shipment: complete AQL inspection report with defect classification, final carton-level packing list, shipping documents (commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading), and carrier tracking information. Every stage is documented and shared in real time — you see what we see, before anything leaves China.

Products with built-in or loose lithium batteries are handled as dangerous goods, and Amazon requires specific lithium-battery labeling plus a UN 38.3 battery test summary. Liquids, aerosols, and powders have their own packing and labeling rules. We flag these at intake and apply the labels and documentation Amazon's hazmat workflow expects — or tell you up front when a product cannot move through standard FBA channels.

Yes. We receive Amazon removal orders and customer returns at our Shenzhen facility, inspect them, and either relabel and re-prep sellable units for a fresh FBA shipment or consolidate them for disposal. That keeps returned stock working for you instead of being written off.

Apparel usually needs individual poly-bagging with a suffocation warning, a size, style, or composition label, and the FNSKU applied to the bag or hang tag rather than the garment itself. We prep to Amazon's apparel category requirements, and can add branded hang tags or retail-ready folding if the same stock also sells DTC.

Yes. Beyond the US store we prep for the UK, EU, Japan, Canada, and Australia, and each marketplace carries its own labeling language, packaging, and documentation rules. Tell us your destination marketplaces up front and we build the labeling spec per destination before prep begins.