Amazon hits US sellers with 5% additional fees for inflation .. Know the details

Amazon is charging US sellers who use its fulfillment service for the first time, according to an engadged report.

The e-commerce giant wrote on the website, charges to what it collects from third-party sellers already using Amazon Fulfillment, Counting and Shipping from April 28.

And Amazon actually raised fulfillment fees again in January at an average of about 5.2%, Bloomberg reports.

And an email sign you’ve received at the time of delivery, an email sign of weakness since the start of the pandemic, has employed more than 628,000 people and increased its initial pay in the United States, raising fulfillment fees at the time to offset higher operating costs in the future.

Now that COVID-19 restrictions are beginning to lift, “fuel and inflation have posed other challenges.”

Inflation in the United States rose to 8.5% in March the same period last year, stopping

Gas prices, as most people know, reached new heights after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

And Amazon explained, it chose to charge additional fees for fuel and inflation instead of their prices permanently again, because “it’s clear what these inflationary costs would have been going up or down or how long they would last.”

………. In the near future.