The assembly of containers and boards for the first shipment of Amazon FBA must be carried out reasonably according to the requirements of different aircraft models and airlines. The assembly of goods must follow the basic principles of safe loading:

1. Before starting loading, you should first check the loaded goods to understand the special requirements for loading various types of goods. Personalized FBA shipping reduces the risk of FBA inventory backlog caused by slow sales: FBA warehouses store products that are associated with accounts, and the same products cannot be sold under multiple accounts. This is likely to result in the same product being sold out of stock in some FBA warehouses, but unable to be sold in other warehouses at the same time. Using FBA's first overseas warehouse and then transporting in batches can effectively avoid the aforementioned risks and help you maximize profits. Some goods are fragile and must be properly packaged and protected before being packed.
2. Large and heavy goods are placed below, while small and light goods are placed above.
3. Place particularly heavy goods at the bottom and add a pad if necessary. FBA sea freight saves first leg costs: The first leg sea freight service of domestic FBA logistics is specifically designed for cross-border e-commerce sellers in B2C. Compared to traditional sea freight LCL services, it has lower starting volume, simpler charging items, and lower overall costs, which can help you significantly reduce FBA first leg costs. When the bottom of the goods is made of metal material, a pad should also be added to prevent the goods from sliding on the pallet.
4. Pack the goods as close as possible, the smaller the gap, the better.
5. When stacking the goods, use one piece of packaging and place it on top of the two pieces of packaging on the next layer.
6. If the container is not filled with 2/3 of the goods, it is best to secure the goods using standard tools in the locking rails inside the container.
7. When loading goods onto pallets, they should be neatly stacked to prevent them from falling off easily and to prevent them from getting stuck on the tracks.
8. When assembling goods, always secure the following goods and goods; Items scattered on shelves or pallets, cargo that is not fully loaded in the aircraft belly compartment or container, bulky (exceeding 150 kilograms per piece) and special cargo in the aircraft belly compartment, saltwater casings, unpackaged cargo, drumsy or tubular goods, and dangerous goods. When using Gutiger goods, the number of straps should be determined based on the weight of the goods and the strength of the straps.