Determine product weights and dimensions for your FBA products
This week on Seller University, you can find out how to measure your product weights and dimensions for your FBA selection.
In this video you will learn how to measure your product weights and dimensions and how fees are calculated based on these measurements.
Seller University’s free learning resources help you understand Amazon’s tools, programmes and services so that you can manage and grow your business at every step of your selling journey.
For more information, go to Dimensional weight.
Determine product weights and dimensions for your FBA products
This week on Seller University, you can find out how to measure your product weights and dimensions for your FBA selection.
In this video you will learn how to measure your product weights and dimensions and how fees are calculated based on these measurements.
Seller University’s free learning resources help you understand Amazon’s tools, programmes and services so that you can manage and grow your business at every step of your selling journey.
For more information, go to Dimensional weight.
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@Amazon_News
I have copied and pasted (badly) below from the link you gave. I have highlighted your definition of a “parcel”. Surely this can’t be right!
A standard parcel maybe but a small parcel is also a parcel, is it not?
A parcel meets all of the following criteria when fully packaged:
- Unit weight is less than or equal to 11.90 kg, while dimensional weight has no maximum limit
- Longest side (length) is between 33 cm and 45 cm
| Size tier | Weight tiers |
|---|---|
| Small parcel |
≤ 35 x 25 x 12 cm
Maximum unit weight limit: 3.90 kg
|≤ 150 g|
|≤ 400 g|
|≤ 900 g|
|≤ 1.40 kg|
|≤ 1.90 kg|
|≤ 3.90 kg|
|Standard parcel
≤ 45 cm x 34 cm x 26 cm
Maximum unit weight limit: 11.90 kg
|≤ 150 g|
|≤ 400 g|
|≤ 900 g|
|≤ 1.40 kg|
|≤ 1.90 kg|
|≤ 2.90 kg|
|≤ 3.90 kg|
|≤ 5.90 kg|
|≤ 8.90 kg|
|≤ 11.90 kg|
