As an Amazon online seller, you need to suit their requirements before you officially become one. Here are the Amazon FBA requirements that you need to know:

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When building a business, you need to gather money for investment and do your product research. Let's say you are done with your product research and it gives you an impression that you are qualified to become an Amazon online seller, but then you suddenly fail. What’s the reason? Probably because you did not meet the required requirements. Let’s check the two requirements you need to fulfill as an Amazon online seller.

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Before you list your products, you need to check Amazon’s product restrictions. One of the most important things you need to check about your product is if it's a hazardous item because these items may be subjected to disposal. If you want to know how to check if a product is a hazardous material, you can check Amazon’s guidelines for it. Products such as beverages, alcohol, non-alcohol drinks, vehicle tires, gift cards, gift certificates, pre-priced products, damaged or defective units, and more. In addition to this list, you need to check the expiration dates of your products and label them correctly. Amazon has a list of products with expiration dates and you can check it to learn more.

Meltable products are also prohibited in Amazon FBA but are not limited to chocolates, gummies, selected jellies, and wax. Otherwise, if you think your product can be exempted from the Amazon restriction of meltable products, you can provide a letter from the manufacturer confirming that the ASIN can be stored at a maximum temperature of 155 degrees Fahrenheit for extended periods.

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Secondly, you need to comply with the inventory requirements. Amazon provides you a list of things you need to learn about listing, preparing, and sending your product to Amazon FBA. You can see the list of the seller central under Amazon FBA requirements.

To keep it short, you need to provide the box content information and you need to list all the things you put inside the box as you send it. You can provide the information through Amazon Marketplace Web Services. You need to carefully check the shipment packing types as well because you can lose any box information you entered. Furthermore, check the FBA product barcode requirements, packaging and preparatory requirements, follow the shipment label requirements, and more which you can learn all in Amazon seller central.

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Once you have checked all the Amazon FBA requirements, you can start sending your items to the warehouse and start being an Amazon online seller. I know there are lots of Amazon FBA restrictions and Amazon FBA requirements you need to fulfill before you start but, I guarantee that all of this research is worthwhile.