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Amazon has recently disclosed forthcoming adjustments to the fees for UK and EU sellers, attributing these changes primarily to the enhanced and expedited shipping services offered to customers. These 2024 alterations are purportedly aimed at minimizing overall expenses.
There's a mixed bag of fee changes. Some fulfilment fees are reduced, but other increases might outweigh these savings for many sellers.
Feedback from sellers on Amazon's announcement highlights their frustration and concern. They point out the cumulative impact of various factors on their businesses: the discontinuation of the Small & Light program, the obligatory use of Amazon Buy Shipping, and rising Royal Mail costs, all contributing to diminished profits.
In light of these challenges, some sellers are contemplating expanding their sales channels. Others are critical of Amazon's escalating fees and the perceived disparity between customer expectations and the quality of support, despite annual fee increases. Overall, the mood among sellers is one of dissatisfaction and financial burden due to these policy and fee changes.
The FBA fees in Germany, France, Italy, and Spain will stay constant. However, in the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, and Belgium, domestic fees per unit shipped will increase as follows:
Rates for Small Envelope and Special Oversize remain unchanged. The Remote Fulfillment fee for shipments from France, Germany, Italy, and Spain to the UK will decrease, while fees for the EU Fulfillment Network and Remote Fulfillment from the UK to the EU will stay the same.
However, these EU fulfilment fees come with conditions, as outlined in the footnotes of each rate table. Notably, Amazon reserves the right to adjust fees within the EU network based on fluctuations in foreign exchange rates.
You can refer to the 2024 Fulfilment by Amazon fulfilment fee changes page provided by Amazon for details on all of the changes.