
A quick look at the core of the new Amazon US regulations
Time Limit: From April 15 to October 15, 2025, Amazon US Station FBA stops receiving inventory of easy-to-fuse goods.
Scope of impact: over 37,000 ASINs, covering food, beauty and personal care, household goods, etc. (e.g., chocolate, scented candles, crayons).
Penalties: Failure to clear inventory will be marked as “undeliverable” and a processing fee will be charged, but sellers will be supported to self-distribute sales.
A while ago, Amazon US released a notice announcing that between April 15 and October 15, 2025, it will stop accepting meltable inventory. Inventory that is not cleared on time will be marked as “undeliverable” and charged a disposal fee. This policy involves more than 37,000 ASINs, covering a wide range of categories including food, household, pharmaceuticals, beauty and personal care.
The core of Amazon's new rules:
Inbound Restrictions on Receiving: From April 15 to October 15, 2025, Amazon's operations centers will not receive inventory of easy-to-fuse items.
Inventory Liquidation Requirements:
Flexible inventory stored or shipped to Amazon's operations centers after April 15 will be marked as “undeliverable” and discarded starting May 1, 2025, and will be subject to a fee.
Sellers can self-distribute:
From May 1 to October 15, Amazon Distribution Centers will no longer distribute fusible products, but sellers can continue to sell them through the self-distribution model.
Easily Meltable Commodities: Commodities that melt when exposed to temperatures of 68.3 degrees Celsius (155 degrees Fahrenheit) for extended periods of time. Includes, but is not limited to:
Food: Chocolate, fudge, gel candies (such as jellies), butter products, etc. Beauty and personal care: wax-based products (e.g., scented candles, wax for hair removal), cream-based skin care products. Household products: crayons, plastic products melted at low temperature.
The above commodities are prone to changes in physical state due to temperature changes, so special attention to temperature control is needed during storage and transportation to prevent quality problems caused by melting.
Note: Even if the product contains only a small amount of meltable ingredients, if it is determined by Amazon as meltable goods, it will also be affected. after May 1, the inventory of meltable goods that have not been removed will be marked as “non-deliverable” by the system, and FBA will not ship the goods even if someone places an order.
1. Temperature-controlled logistics services: to ensure the safe transportation of easy-to-fuse commodities
Program highlights:
Provide full temperature-controlled transportation (15-25℃ constant temperature environment), covering air transportation, sea transportation and overseas warehouse transit.
Adopt insulated packaging + ice bag/dry ice to ensure the safe arrival of chocolate, skin care products and other high temperature sensitive products.
Support FDA/FDA certification, in line with the qualification requirements of Amazon self-distribution goods.
2. FBA Inventory Clearance and Transit Support
Program Highlights:
Rapid Warehouse Move: Assist sellers to transship FBA efinanced inventory to third-party overseas warehouses with the fastest timeframe to avoid Amazon's high penalties.
Cost Optimization: Integrate head + tail logistics, provide U.S. local warehousing on behalf of the service, reduce the cost of self-distribution.
3. Self-delivery all-link solution
Program highlights:
System docking: Support seamless docking with Amazon Seller Central, automatically generate logistics face sheets.
Timeliness guarantee: 3-day delivery from U.S. domestic overseas warehouses, covering the U.S. East, U.S. West, and central high-temperature areas.
Compliance support: Provide certificate of origin of goods, MSDS report (chemical safety data) to avoid the risk of customs inspection.
Q1: How to determine whether the goods are “easy to melt”?
Amazon definition: goods that will melt when exposed to 68.3℃ (155℉) for a long time, and goods that contain meltable ingredients will be labeled (such as skin care products containing wax).
Forwarder's suggestion: Provide free merchandise risk assessment to assist sellers to prejudge ASIN compliance.
Q2: How to control the logistics cost under self-distribution mode?
Freight forwarding program:
Light and small goods special line: for beauty samples, candies and other low value goods, the freight rate is as low as $2.5/piece.
Preferred channel for large goods: household wax products, boxed food, support ocean freight LCL + overseas warehouse split container distribution.
Q3: How to deal with Amazon abandoned inventory more cost-effective?
Freight forwarding service:
Secondary sales: clear inventory through independent stations, TikTok and other channels, and freight forwarders provide distribution services.
Environmental recycling: U.S. local cooperative recyclers, compliant treatment of food, chemicals, reduce the risk of penalties.
Exclusive service for freight forwarders: from now until March 31, 2025, book temperature-controlled logistics to enjoy 10% discount on headway freight!
Fast Track: click to contact customer service for the Amazon White Paper on Compliant Shipping for E-Finance Goods!

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