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Amazon is always changing its operations, marketing strategies, and the backend of Seller Central. But it's simple to overlook a handful of them in the midst of the chaos. We've compiled a collection of the most pertinent, significant, and must-read updates below so you can stay updated at all times.
Here is where Amazon sellers, from novices to seasoned pros, obtain the most recent updates. To remain up to date on everything, bookmark this page and come back here. Anything related to Amazon—FBA, PPC, fees, growth, shipping, policy modifications, or new features—is discussed here!
Amazon opened the Prime Day 2026 deal submission window on March 24. New promotion eligibility rules, revised fee structure, and inventory deadlines sellers must follow.
Meta will charge location fees on ads delivered in specific jurisdictions to cover digital services taxes, affecting advertisers targeting the UK and Europe.
Amazon's new Fee Explainer tool gives sellers itemized breakdowns of every charge type, helping you track costs, protect margins, and plan pricing with greater transparency.
Commingling ends March 31, 2026, meaning each seller's inventory is tracked and fulfilled separately. Brand owners and resellers face different labeling requirements.
Amazon is cutting FBA and referral fees for European sellers starting December 15, 2025, with category-specific referral reductions and extended Low-Price FBA rates.
Amazon is piloting 30-minute Amazon Now delivery in Seattle and Philadelphia, bringing India's quick-commerce model to US neighborhoods via micro-fulfillment centers.
Amazon published Q4 deal types, submission deadlines, inventory inbound dates, and peak fulfillment fees for Prime Big Deal Days and Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2025.
Walmart now officially allows Amazon MCF for Walmart orders using plain packaging and unbranded carriers, opening new multichannel fulfillment options.
New FBA Returns Evaluation & Ownership Settings give sellers more control over returned item evaluation, damaged inventory ownership, and returnless refunds.