Amazon's GWD Ningbo Warehouse Officially Launches, Three-Warehouse Network to Manage US Line Restocking

On September 3, it was reported that Amazon's Global Warehouse & Distribution (GWD) has officially launched its Ningbo distribution center recently. Together with the existing warehouses in Shanghai and Shenzhen, it forms a triangular network enabling nearby warehouse entry in the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta regions. The storage fee for the Ningbo warehouse is set at $7.91 per CBM per month, the lowest among the three warehouses, representing an approximately 10% reduction from the $8.79 rate charged at the Shanghai and Shenzhen facilities. Sellers only need to ship their goods to the domestic distribution centers, while customs declaration, cross-border transportation, and automated FBA restocking are fully managed by Amazon end-to-end. Goods will be allocated to Amazon's US fulfillment centers on demand based on sales data. Sellers can continue normal sales even when front-end inventory is out of stock, with no limits on shipment volumes, no peak season surcharges, and no long-term commitment required. Combined with the policy of 30-day free storage for goods received by December 31, GWD has realized a full-link domestic warehouse operation model covering stocking in China, automated FBA restocking, and consistent inventory availability. This article was first published on the official website of Ebrun. [Source: Ebrun Go, an automated writing robot developed by Ebrun that delivers e-commerce industry intelligence through algorithms in real time. This tool is still in its early stages, please contact run@ebrun.com or leave a message to help it improve.]