Who Handles Amazon Shipping: Amazon FBA and Third-Party Sellers Explained

Learn who is responsible for shipping on Amazon—whether it's FBA or third-party sellers handling logistics.

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Amazon is responsible for shipping when the order is fulfilled by Amazon (FBA). For items sold by third-party sellers, the sellers are usually responsible for shipping unless the order qualifies for Amazon Prime, in which case Amazon handles the shipping logistics. Always check the shipping details on the product page to know who is handling your shipment.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA)? Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) is a service where Amazon takes care of storage, packaging, and shipping for sellers.
  2. How can I identify who ships my Amazon order? You can check the shipping details on the product page to see if Amazon or a third-party seller is responsible for your shipment.
  3. Do third-party sellers have to fulfill Amazon Prime orders? Yes, if a third-party seller wants to offer Prime shipping, they must meet specific criteria and use Amazon’s Fulfillment services.

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