If Amazon prices start going up, this is the reason why
Amazon announced this week that third-party sellers will now pay "a 5% fuel and inflation surcharge" to use the company's FBA fulfillment services. That new surcharge will apply to "all product types," Amazon said in a notice to sellers seen by CNBC. It will go into effect for all units shipped from Amazon fulfillment centers starting April 28th. Sellers will likely pass some of those costs along to consumers, so expect Amazon prices to rise.
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