Amazon FBA Pallet Delivery UK

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Need to Send Pallets to an Amazon Fulfilment Centre?

Pallet2Ship provides pallet delivery services for Amazon FBA sellers, helping businesses move stock into Amazon fulfilment centres across the UK and, where service options are available, fulfilment centres outside Great Britain.

When you book an Amazon FBA pallet delivery through Pallet2Ship, you can compare eligible services online, choose a carrier option that can deliver into Amazon, and provide the Amazon booking details the carrier needs to arrange delivery.

Amazon FBA deliveries work differently from standard commercial pallet deliveries. Amazon requires specific shipment information and pallet labels, sets its own preparation standards, and deliveries usually have to be booked in with the fulfilment centre before they arrive.

What Is Amazon FBA?

Amazon FBA stands for Fulfilment by Amazon. It allows sellers to send products to Amazon fulfilment centres, where Amazon stores the stock and handles picking, packing, delivery, customer service and returns for eligible orders.

For sellers, FBA can reduce the work involved in managing storage and fulfilment in-house. Instead of dispatching every order yourself, you send stock to Amazon in advance, and Amazon fulfils eligible orders once the products sell.

Amazon FBA Pallet Delivery with Pallet2Ship

Pallet2Ship helps Amazon sellers arrange pallet deliveries into fulfilment centres using eligible pallet services.

This is useful for sellers moving larger volumes of stock that travel better on pallets than as individual parcels. Pallet delivery can be used for UK fulfilment centre deliveries and, where service options are available, selected fulfilment centres outside Great Britain.

Not every pallet service can deliver into Amazon, so it is important to choose a service marked as suitable for Amazon deliveries during the quote and booking process.

How to Book a Pallet Delivery to Amazon

To arrange an Amazon FBA pallet delivery through Pallet2Ship:

  1. Go to the Quote & Book page.
  2. Enter your collection and delivery postcodes.
  3. Select the pallet size you need, or enter the pallet dimensions and weight for international shipments.
  4. Review the list of available services.
  5. Choose a service that can deliver into Amazon. These services are marked with a green Amazon icon.
  6. Complete the general booking details, including the full collection and delivery addresses and contact information.
  7. On page three, Options, add the Amazon shipment details listed below. Without these details, delivery to Amazon cannot be arranged.
  8. Complete the booking and make sure your pallets are prepared and labelled correctly before collection.

Once the booking is complete and the required Amazon information has been provided, the details are passed to the carrier so the Amazon delivery appointment can be arranged.

Amazon Details Required During Booking

On the Options page, you will be asked for:

  • Unit count — the number of individual items you are sending. These go inside boxes, also called cartons.
  • Carton count — the number of boxes used to pack those items.
  • Pallet count — the number of pallets you are delivering to Amazon.
  • Vendor's name — the name of the company the goods are coming from.
  • Purchase order — the unique identifier Amazon uses to track and manage orders placed with suppliers for products sold on its platform.
  • FBA reference — the Amazon reference that identifies your inbound FBA shipment.

Enter these details exactly as they appear in your Amazon account. Missing or incorrect information can delay the delivery booking or cause problems when the shipment reaches the fulfilment centre.

Sending Pallets to Amazon Outside Great Britain

For deliveries to an Amazon fulfilment centre outside Great Britain, you provide the same Amazon shipment details as above, plus customs information.

The Pallet2Ship system can help you create the Commercial Invoice during booking, and you must make sure your goods, values and customs details are declared correctly.

Two points are especially important for international Amazon FBA shipments:

Carriers usually move these shipments under DDP, or Delivered Duty Paid, so the seller is responsible for duties and taxes.

The Amazon EORI number is not normally requested.

Before booking, check that your Amazon shipment plan, customs information, delivery details and receiver information are correct.

Amazon FBA Pallet Requirements

Amazon fulfilment centres have strict pallet and labelling requirements, and Amazon may reject consignments that are not prepared correctly. This can lead to delays, extra charges and failed delivery.

If this is your first FBA pallet shipment, check your pallets against the points below before booking, and always confirm the current requirements in your Amazon account for the fulfilment centre and shipment type.

  • Pallet base. For a UK fulfilment centre, use a UK standard four-way-access pallet measuring 1200 mm x 1000 mm. For a European fulfilment centre, use a 1200 mm x 800 mm Euro four-way-access pallet.
  • Condition. Use a strong pallet base in good condition. Pallets must be intact, with no breaks or damage that could affect their structural integrity.
  • Heat treatment. Pallets should be heat-treated and ISPM-15 compliant where required. This is especially important for international movements where wood packaging rules apply.
  • Height and weight. As a guide, a loaded pallet should not exceed 1.7 m, or 170 cm, in height or 1000 kg in weight, and individual cartons should not exceed 30 kg. Always confirm the current limits in your Amazon account before dispatch.
  • Stacking and overhang. Stack cartons safely and evenly, and keep the load within the footprint of the pallet. Nothing should overhang the pallet edges.
  • Wrapping. Wrap each pallet securely in clear stretch wrap. Amazon may reject pallets wrapped in black or other coloured shrink wrap.
  • Labels. Attach the Amazon pallet labels generated in your Amazon account to the outside of the wrapped pallet before collection. Amazon may refuse or delay unlabelled pallets.

Delivery Appointments and Amazon Booking Slots

Amazon FBA pallet deliveries are not the same as standard deliveries to a business address.

In many cases, the carrier has to arrange a delivery appointment or slot with the fulfilment centre before the goods can be delivered.

This means the final delivery date can depend on the slot Amazon makes available, not only on the speed of the pallet service you choose. A premium service may speed up collection and transit, but delivery into Amazon can still depend on Amazon’s booking availability and receiving schedule.

How to Reduce the Risk of Amazon Rejecting Your Pallet

Amazon may reject or delay pallets that do not meet its requirements.

Common issues include:

  • Incorrect pallet size
  • Damaged or weak pallet base
  • Pallets that are too high or too heavy
  • Cartons overhanging the pallet
  • Unstable stacking
  • Missing Amazon labels
  • Incorrect FBA reference or purchase order details
  • Black or coloured shrink wrap
  • Damaged cartons
  • Goods that do not match the Amazon shipment plan
  • Missing customs documents for international deliveries

Before collection, check your Amazon shipment details carefully and make sure each pallet is packed, wrapped and labelled correctly.

Why Use Pallet2Ship for Amazon FBA Pallet Delivery?

Pallet2Ship helps sellers arrange pallet deliveries to Amazon fulfilment centres through eligible freight services.

With Pallet2Ship, you can:

  • Compare pallet delivery services online
  • Identify services suitable for Amazon FBA deliveries
  • Send single or multiple pallets
  • Arrange UK and selected international Amazon FBA deliveries
  • Provide your Amazon shipment details during booking
  • Create a Commercial Invoice for international shipments where required
  • Track your pallet delivery online
  • Get support if you need help with the booking process

Whether you are sending your first pallet to Amazon or replenishing existing stock, Pallet2Ship can help you arrange the delivery through the correct booking route.

Book Your Amazon FBA Pallet Delivery

If your stock is ready to send to Amazon, use our online quote system to compare eligible pallet services.

Enter your collection and delivery postcodes, choose a service marked as suitable for Amazon deliveries, and provide the required Amazon details during booking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Amazon FBA stands for Fulfilment by Amazon. Sellers send stock to Amazon's fulfilment centres, and Amazon stores the products, picks and packs customer orders, ships the goods and handles customer service for eligible orders.
Yes. Pallet2Ship offers pallet delivery services for Amazon FBA sellers. When booking, choose a service marked as suitable for Amazon deliveries.
No. Not every pallet service can deliver into Amazon fulfilment centres. During the quote and booking process, choose a service that shows the green Amazon icon or clearly indicates that Amazon delivery is supported.
Yes. You should create the shipment in your Amazon account first so you have the correct Amazon shipment details, including the FBA reference, purchase order information, pallet count, carton count and unit count where required.
Enter your collection and delivery postcodes on the Quote & Book page, select your pallet details, choose an eligible Amazon FBA service, and complete the booking with the required Amazon shipment information.
You will be asked for the unit count, carton count, pallet count, vendor's name, purchase order and FBA reference. These should match the information in your Amazon account.
Amazon's pallet requirements depend on the destination and fulfilment centre. As a general guide, UK fulfilment centres usually require a standard UK pallet measuring 1200 mm × 1000 mm, and European fulfilment centres usually require a Euro pallet measuring 1200 mm × 800 mm. Always check the latest requirements in your Amazon account before shipping.
As a general guide, a loaded pallet should not exceed 1. 7 m, or 170 cm, in height or 1000 kg in weight, and individual cartons should not exceed 30 kg. Amazon's limits can vary by fulfilment centre and shipment type, so confirm the current figures in your Amazon account before preparing your pallets.
Yes. Amazon pallet labels are usually required for pallet deliveries into fulfilment centres. They are generated through your Amazon account and should be attached to the pallet as instructed before collection. Four identical pallet labels are usually applied, one on each side of the pallet, and box or carton labels may also be required depending on your Amazon shipment setup.
No. The seller is responsible for preparing, packing, wrapping and labelling the pallets correctly before collection. Pallet2Ship arranges the eligible pallet delivery service, but the shipment must be ready for the carrier when collected.
A Commercial Invoice is not normally required for domestic UK deliveries. For deliveries to an Amazon fulfilment centre outside Great Britain, a Commercial Invoice is usually required, and the Pallet2Ship system can help you create one during booking.
For deliveries outside Great Britain, our carriers usually ship under DDP, or Delivered Duty Paid, which means the seller is responsible for paying any applicable duties and taxes.
The Amazon EORI number is not normally requested for Amazon FBA deliveries booked through Pallet2Ship. The seller still needs to make sure their own customs and shipment details are correct.
Yes, where suitable service options are available. International Amazon FBA deliveries may require customs information and a Commercial Invoice, and the seller is responsible for making sure the customs details are accurate.
You can choose a Premium service where it is available, but final delivery into Amazon may still depend on the slot or appointment the fulfilment centre makes available. The service level can affect collection and transit, while Amazon's receiving availability affects the final delivery date.
Yes. Amazon may reject or delay pallets that are not packed, wrapped, labelled or booked correctly. Common reasons include damaged pallets, overhanging goods, missing labels, incorrect shipment details, or pallets that do not meet Amazon's size and weight requirements.
The seller is responsible for making sure the goods, shipment details, packaging and labels meet Amazon's requirements. Pallet2Ship can help arrange the pallet delivery using eligible services, but Amazon may still reject shipments that do not meet its fulfilment centre requirements.
For eligible Amazon FBA pallet services, the carrier uses the Amazon details provided during booking to arrange delivery with Amazon where required. This is why the FBA reference, purchase order and pallet information need to be accurate.
This page is for pallet delivery to Amazon FBA. If you are sending individual boxes or parcels rather than pallets, use a suitable parcel or small shipment service instead.
Some products are restricted by Amazon, by the carrier, or by dangerous goods transport rules. If your goods are hazardous or regulated — for example lithium batteries, liquids, aerosols or chemicals — check Amazon's FBA requirements and contact Pallet2Ship before booking.
Use the correct pallet base, stack cartons safely, avoid overhang, wrap the pallet securely in clear stretch wrap, attach the Amazon pallet labels correctly, and check that the pallet meets the current requirements shown in your Amazon account.
Once you complete the booking with the required Amazon details, the shipment is passed to the carrier. The pallet is collected, routed through the service you selected, and delivered to Amazon according to the carrier's process and Amazon's receiving availability.