Amazon US and Canada

You must comply with all applicable federal laws when listing and selling products on Amazon. You must also comply with state and local laws applicable to the jurisdiction into which your products are sold. For more details, click to view the Prohibited Products policy.

If you have already received the brand registration “acceptance letter,” you can include the brand name in the product name you upload. Note: An acceptance letter is sufficient; if you have not received an “acceptance letter” for registration, it is recommended not to use the brand name for the time being. However, please upload the product first. After you receive the brand acceptance letter, ask Seller Support to help you change the product name.

Yes. Through “Build International Listings”, you can sync eligible ASINs from the US Marketplace to the Canada Marketplace in just five steps, and the system will directly translate key information such as titles and descriptions.

You can set the product to use Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) on Seller Central, then use a third-party company’s first-mile logistics service to ship it to an Amazon fulfillment center in the United States. Amazon stores the goods, and after the customer places an order (an order fulfilled by Amazon), Amazon then picks, packs, and delivers the order.
You can also fulfill orders through Merchant Fulfilled Network (MFN). After a customer places an order, you need to pack and ship it, and enter the tracking number in Seller Central so customers can track the shipment progress.

In the Seller Central menu bar, go to “Service Provider Network” and then “Explore Services”, select the service you need (for example, international delivery), and view the partners for that service.

Fulfillment by Amazon has launched the FBA New Selection program, which offers FBA fee reductions to help sellers use FBA more easily to sell new products, reduce upfront costs during the initial product-testing period, and expand sales opportunities. Search for “FBA New Selection program” in the upper-right corner of Seller Central to register right away and learn more about the program.

To make it easier for Amazon sellers to sell in the Pan-American region (the United States, Canada, and Mexico), FBA offers sellers the Remote Fulfillment Program. You can use Fulfillment by Amazon inventory in the US to ship products to sellers in Canada and Mexico. Search for “Remote Fulfillment” in the upper-right corner of Seller Central, find “Remote Fulfillment Program,” then start registration and learn more about the program.

You can use either the manufacturer's barcode or the Amazon barcode; the default is the manufacturer's barcode. If you select the manufacturer barcode, the FNSKU shown in the barcode printed on the product label will be the product’s ASIN starting with B0, which means the listing will share FBA inventory with other sellers that have the same ASIN (if they also use the manufacturer barcode). Only listings you created yourself using that brand can be received using the manufacturer barcode. You can change the settings under “Fulfillment by Amazon” in “Settings” at the top right of Seller Central.

The following product categories must use Amazon barcodes and cannot use manufacturer barcodes instead: topical products (such as skin care products, shampoo, and cosmetics), products with an expiration date, consumables, and preprocessed products whose barcodes can’t be scanned.

▪ You can search by entering “dangerous goods” in the search box in the upper right corner. On the search results page, “Is my product dangerous goods?” Select “Find ASIN,” enter the product ASIN to search.

▪ A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) or product composition information sheet must be completed for dangerous goods when they are received at the fulfillment center.

▪ You can find relevant information by searching “Information required for products classified as regulated dangerous goods” in the search box.