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Starting April 17th, Amazon third-party sellers will see a 3.5% increase to their fulfillment fees.
In a message to sellers, the company said that equates to an average of 17 cents per unit, a cost sellers could pass on to customers.
Amazon said it had been absorbing increased fuel prices.
But like other major carriers, it was hiking fees to recover a portion of its added costs.
UPS and FedEx imposed new fuel surcharges last month, and the U.S.
Postal Service says starting April 26, it's adding an 8 percent surcharge to package and shipping services, including priority mail and parcel select.
First-class stamps will not be affected.
Starting April 17th, Amazon third-party sellers will see a 3.5% increase to their fulfillment fees.
In a message to sellers, the company said that equates to an average of 17 cents per unit, a cost sellers could pass on to customers.
Amazon said it had been absorbing increased fuel prices.
But like other major carriers, it was hiking fees to recover a portion of its added costs.
UPS and FedEx imposed new fuel surcharges last month, and the U.S.
Postal Service says starting April 26, it's adding an 8 percent surcharge to package and shipping services, including priority mail and parcel select.
First-class stamps will not be affected.
Starting April 17th, Amazon third-party sellers will see a 3.5% increase to their fulfillment fees.
In a message to sellers, the company said that equates to an average of 17 cents per unit, a cost sellers could pass on to customers.
Amazon said it had been absorbing increased fuel prices.
But like other major carriers, it was hiking fees to recover a portion of its added costs.