Amazon FBA shipping from China works best when the shipment is prepared against the plan in Seller Central before it leaves the supplier. Confirm the assigned destinations, shipment IDs, packaging and label requirements first: requirements can differ by marketplace, product and delivery method, and a shipment that arrives correctly labelled is far less likely to be held at receiving.
What LHD’s FBA shipping service covers
The scope is agreed in the quotation and typically includes collection from your supplier, checking carton quantities against the packing list, consolidation, labelling and repacking where required, export documentation, customs clearance where included, and delivery to the assigned fulfillment center. Confirm which of these are included for your shipment, because inspection, labelling, repacking and storage may be quoted separately.
Avoiding documentation delays
Errors in the commercial invoice, packing list or product classification are a common cause of delays and additional charges at destination. Provide accurate product descriptions, quantities and values when you book, and confirm who is responsible for each document. An FBA shipment also has to clear customs before Amazon can receive it, so the import arrangement should be settled before the goods are dispatched.
Planning replenishment, launches and peak season
New listings, seasonal demand and marketplace promotions each change how much buffer you need, and both transit and receiving times are estimates rather than guarantees. Around Chinese public holidays and peak air and ocean seasons, capacity and cut-offs tighten. Discuss the timing with LHD before you commit to a production or dispatch date.
Review FBA shipping requirements and request a quote with your current shipment plan and cargo details.