Amazon Fulfillment From China for FBA Prep and Seller-Fulfilled Orders

Yes. For FBA, DailyFulfill can perform the approved pre-Amazon scope—such as sourcing when requested, receiving checks, agreed inspection, product preparation, labels supplied for the shipment, carton packing, and freight handoff.
For seller-fulfilled orders, DailyFulfill can store approved inventory and process eligible customer orders under an agreed handling, packing, shipping, tracking, returns, and exception workflow.
The two scopes should be confirmed separately.

Provide the target marketplace and program, approved ASIN and SKU data, product-to-label mapping, the barcode type shown in Seller Central, product-specific prep instructions, compliance status, unit and carton label files, quantities, carton content, dimensions and weight, destination, shipping method, and the current shipment plan.
DailyFulfill should not invent or replace the seller’s Seller Central instructions.

No. Amazon may use a manufacturer barcode, an Amazon barcode such as an FNSKU, or another program-specific identifier such as Transparency, depending on the product, program, and account setting.
The current Seller Central workflow is the final reference. DailyFulfill can apply and verify the approved label type after the seller supplies the correct file and SKU mapping.

The seller remains responsible for product eligibility and for meeting the current Amazon request for the exact marketplace and product.
DailyFulfill can gather supplier documents or coordinate an approved testing or verification path when included in the project. Factory documents are useful only when they are current, match the exact product, and are accepted by Amazon.
DailyFulfill cannot guarantee listing, document, or account approval.

Pre-stocked, order-ready inventory confirmed before the agreed cut-off can usually be processed the same business day.
Personalization, production, missing stock or packaging, address or cancellation issues, restricted products, rejected data, volume above agreed capacity, or other holds add preparation time.
Processing is separate from carrier transit. Estimated transit after dispatch is 6–12 days to the US and 3–8 days to Europe, depending on destination, parcel data, product attributes, customs, route, carrier events, and external conditions.

No. DailyFulfill can support accurate order execution, timely processing of eligible orders, correct shipment data, order-level checks, and evidence-based exception handling.
Amazon metrics also depend on the seller’s settings and actions, customer feedback and claims, carrier validation and scans, delivery performance, and Amazon’s current policies and decisions.
The seller should monitor Seller Central and treat its current account-health view as the final reference.

MOQ depends on the product, supplier, customization, and packaging process. Stock standard items may start from one piece, common custom-logo projects are often around 200–500 pieces, and molds or special processes may require 1,000+ pieces. The confirmed supplier quote is final.
Receiving checks and standard order-level verification are defined in the workflow, while batch sampling, full inspection, and product-specific tests are separate scopes.
Standard storage for active clients is free within the agreed scope. Oversized, inactive, transfer-out, disposal, or other exceptional arrangements are confirmed separately.
Packaging must follow the approved FBA prep or seller-fulfilled identity rules for the actual workflow.

First, we review the order record, SKU and packing instructions, shipment or tracking events, parcel condition, customer evidence, and available carrier or warehouse records.
Returned items are inspected before any decision is made to place them back into sellable inventory.
Reshipment, refund, credit, a carrier claim, supplier action, or another solution depends on the confirmed cause, responsibility boundary, and agreed policy. There is no blanket automatic “100% compensation” promise.