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Amazon’s 2026 holiday peak fulfillment fees began on October 15, 2026, increasing costs by approximately $0.32 per unit on average and adding a 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge.
Amazon Shipping will introduce 2026 peak-season delivery surcharges for U.S. sellers, with rates increasing in two phases and the highest fees applying to large and overweight packages.
Amazon requires U.S. FBM sellers to maintain a Business Hour Delivery Rate of at least 90%; the requirement does not apply to FBA products or ordinary consumer retail offers.
Starting October 18, 2026, USPS will price Ground Advantage based on the destination ZIP Code, and eBay Labels will automatically apply the applicable rate; oversized packages may still incur fees.
Walmart Marketplace added eight parcel carriers, including UniUni and SpeedX, and approved Metropolitan Warehouse & Delivery for freight; unapproved carriers may result in penalties.
eBay Global Shipping announced that Aramex service to Europe will be temporarily suspended from October 23, 2026, requiring affected sellers to use other carriers. (Based on summary)
Starting October 26, 2026, Amazon US will require sellers of four product categories to answer dangerous goods compliance questions when creating or editing Listings.
Amazon will gradually remove the preliminary seller eligibility screening for Featured Offer, automatically including existing offers in subsequent evaluations, while the Buy Box will still be contested based on overall performance.
TikTok Shop U.S. allows eligible customized products to be marked Final Sale and supports cancellations for subjective reasons before production begins.
Starting December 18, 2026, Amazon will require US sellers to use prepaid return labels for seller-fulfilled returns and process them within 7 calendar days.
Amazon’s US FBA fees will increase by approximately $0.08 per unit on average in 2026, with no new FBA fee types; actual rates will vary by product and fulfillment factors.
Starting October 26, 2026, Amazon US will add dangerous goods compliance questions when certain products are created or edited.
TikTok Shop U.S. policies state that additional handling fees apply when packages exceed weight or maximum-side limits. (Based on the summary)
Amazon will add new dangerous goods questions when creating or editing listings for certain refrigerators, air conditioners, refrigeration equipment, and other products. (Based on the summary)
Amazon US is adding dangerous goods and transportation compliance questions that may be required when creating or editing products in specified categories.
Amazon will gradually eliminate Featured Offer eligibility pre-screening from July 2026, while ranking factors including price, delivery, inventory, and performance will remain.
The TikTok Shop U.S. Seller Terms were updated on October 15; the specific changes were not disclosed in the original source.
Amazon Seller Central’s multichannel management feature can connect multiple ecommerce platforms, including Amazon, eBay, Shopify, TikTok, and Walmart. (Based on the summary)
Amazon will add new dangerous goods listing compliance questions for multiple product categories, requiring sellers to answer them when editing affected products.
TikTok Shop U.S. is offering a Seller LIVE Auction commission promotion in Q4 2026, with eligible new and existing sellers paying referral fees of 4% and 3%, respectively.