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Partner Network for marketplace freight

An Amazon FBA logistics partner in the U.S. for forwarders and their customers

Your customers sell on Amazon or Walmart, so their freight has to be marketplace-ready, not just delivered. We receive it in Southern California, prepare it to each marketplace's requirements and send it on.

You keep your customer relationship. We handle the agreed U.S. operations.

Marketplace services for your customers

Everything between the port and the fulfillment center.

  • Receiving and inspection

    Cartons counted against the packing list, with photos of anything damaged or missing.

  • Amazon FBA prep

    Units prepared and labeled to Amazon's current requirements, including FNSKU labels where needed.

  • Walmart WFS prep

    Freight prepared to Walmart Fulfillment Services packaging and labeling rules.

  • Cartons and pallets

    Cartons and pallets built to marketplace limits, with carton and pallet labels.

  • Inbound shipments

    Shipments sent to fulfillment centers by small parcel or LTL, as planned in the seller's account.

  • Storage and replenishment

    Inventory kept in our warehouse and sent to the marketplace in batches as stock sells.

Abanro handles U.S. customs clearance and can deliver your customers' shipments fully customs-cleared. We can act as importer of record in eligible cases.

Why marketplace freight needs a prep step

Amazon and Walmart only accept freight that meets their requirements for labels, packaging, carton size and weight, and pallets. Since January 1, 2026, Amazon no longer offers its own prep and item labeling services in the U.S., so units must arrive ready. Freight that goes straight from the port to a fulfillment center without prep risks rejection, extra fees or stranded inventory.

We take the cargo after arrival and get it ready: Amazon FBA prep, labeling, repacking and bundling, compliant cartons and pallets, then delivery. Our guides explain FNSKU labels and box and pallet requirements for your customers.

Who it's for

  • Forwarders whose customers sell on Amazon.com or Walmart Marketplace
  • Logistics companies offering FBA shipping from their country to the U.S.
  • NVOCCs consolidating e-commerce freight for several sellers
  • Agents who want to add marketplace prep to their U.S. service

What to send us first

  • Which marketplace each shipment is for: Amazon FBA, Walmart WFS or both
  • The seller's shipment plan, or the products and quantities to prepare
  • Product details that affect prep: fragile, liquid, battery or dangerous goods
  • Labels from the seller's account, or access for us to create them

Common problems we prevent

Freight that arrives unprepared

Units without the right labels or packaging are not accepted. We fix them in the U.S. instead of sending them back.

Cartons over the limits

Oversized or overweight cartons are refused. We repack them to the marketplace's current limits.

Dangerous goods review

Batteries, aerosols and other regulated items go through marketplace review. We handle eligible products, and our hazmat guide explains the process.

From container to fulfillment center

  1. Plan

    You or the seller share the products, quantities and marketplace plan.

  2. Receive

    We receive and check the freight after arrival and customs clearance.

  3. Prepare

    Prep, labels, cartons and pallets to the marketplace's requirements.

  4. Send

    Delivery to Amazon or Walmart fulfillment centers, with tracking shared.

Make your customers' freight marketplace-ready

Apply as a partner. We review your application and send our partner pricing for your customers' Amazon and Walmart shipments by email.

Questions

Do you work with forwarders as an Amazon FBA partner?

Yes. We work with forwarders and logistics companies whose customers sell on Amazon or Walmart. We handle receiving, prep and delivery to the fulfillment centers.

Can you prepare for Walmart WFS as well as Amazon FBA?

Yes. We prepare each shipment to the requirements of the marketplace it is going to.

Does Amazon still prep and label inventory for sellers?

No. Amazon ended its prep and item labeling services in the U.S. on January 1, 2026, so units must arrive prepared. We handle that step.

Can you handle products with batteries or other dangerous goods?

Yes, in many cases. We handle dangerous goods under the rules that apply. Whether a product can ship depends on its classification, its documents and the marketplace's review.

Can inventory stay in your warehouse and go to Amazon in batches?

Yes. Many sellers keep stock with us and replenish the marketplace as units sell. This helps with capacity limits and storage fees.