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Amazon’s recent update to deal and coupon fees aims to provide sellers with more flexibility and lower upfront costs. However, many sellers may end up paying more due to new variable fees based on sales. Learn what these changes mean for you, how they’ll impact your promotions, and how to adapt to stay profitable.

In a bold move to prioritize domestic industry, the Trump administration’s 2025 tariff hikes are shaking up international trade—impacting imports from China, the EU, Mexico, and Canada. For e-commerce and retail businesses, this means higher costs, supply chain hurdles, and a pressing need to adapt sourcing and pricing strategies. Here’s what you need to know—and how to stay ahead.

Amazon’s new FBA reimbursement policy slashes payouts by basing them on manufacturing costs—not sales prices—putting seller profits at risk starting March 31, 2025.

New Chinese import tariffs are reshaping global trade, forcing businesses to rapidly rethink their cost structures, supply chains, and competitive strategies.

Explore our top 10 predictions for Amazon sellers in 2025, from record-breaking consumer demand to AI-driven tools, evolving ad strategies, and new Seller Central updates. Stay ahead of the competition with actionable insights to grow your business this year.

Amazon's DD+7 policy (Delivery Date + 7) is disrupting seller cash flows by delaying fund releases for up to three weeks after an order. For EU and UK sellers, this change follows the recent VAT charges on Amazon fees, adding further strain. Learn how deferred transactions work, their impact, and strategies to adapt.