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Amazon FBA removal and disposal fees switch to per-unit charging from February 15
Starting February 15, 2026, Amazon will charge FBA removal and disposal fees per unit as each item is processed, rather than a single lump sum when the full order is completed. Fee rates remain unchanged: only the billing timing changes.
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For you, this means large removal orders will now generate incremental charges over weeks or months, so plan your cash flow accordingly during inventory cleanups or seasonal transitions.
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Amazon FBA removal and disposal fees switch to per-unit charging from February 15
Starting February 15, 2026, Amazon will charge FBA removal and disposal fees per unit as each item is processed, rather than a single lump sum when the full order is completed. Fee rates remain unchanged: only the billing timing changes. For you, this means large removal orders will now generate incremental charges over weeks or months, so plan your cash flow accordingly during inventory cleanups or seasonal transitions.
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