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Amazon sent an email to all sellers this morning reminding them of decreased storage levels in November, due to their focus on Outbound to Consumer Operations.

"Hello,

As previously announced, FBA capacity limits will be temporarily reduced in November to accommodate our increased focus on delivery operations. On average, capacity limits for November provide enough storage for five months of inventory.

In November and December, we'll focus on processing customer orders. This temporary shift may cause receiving delays, but will ensure faster delivery speed and maximize your sales potential during the holiday season.

To ensure that you remain within your November capacity limits, we recommend that you send any inventory intended for 2024 events, such as Lunar New Year, after December 31, 2023.

If you need more capacity after the holiday season, you can use Amazon Warehousing and Distribution to store your additional inventory and automatically replenish fulfillment centers.

View your capacity limits and capacity usage in the Capacity Monitor at the bottom of the FBA dashboard and you can request a limit increase with Capacity Manager if you need additional capacity.

For more information, go to FBA capacity limits.

The Fulfillment by Amazon team "

It's hard juggling inventory levels, trying to ensure you've got enough stock to last you through and keeping an eye on your IPI. Let HINGE help 👇

Check out our blog post on how to get the most out of your storage capacity, how to request more and how IPI impacts all of that > https://zurl.co/rdgp

When selling on Amazon, it’s essential to keep track of your inventory. However, mistakes can happen, and sometimes Amazon may not reimburse you for lost or damaged inventory or other issues that arise during the fulfillment process. The Hinge Axis Reimbursement Analyzer can help.

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Amazon is adding a new fee tier to their long-term storage fee schedule. Now referred to as Aged Inventory Surcharges, they are now charging for three tiers of aged inventory instead of the previous two. For more information on this change, what it means for your inventory and to find out how HINGE can help you manage your inventory through demand planning check out our blog post by clicking the link below:

https://zurl.co/0iq6