Hello everyone,

I have been trying to create a shipping plan to send the products to the USA Marketplace from my UK warehouse. Still, I am experiencing the error "Single-SKU pallet templates are not currently enabled. To proceed, please choose a non-pallet packing template or remove this SKU" on Step 1: Choose inventory to send.

To provide some context: I’m sending a total of 4 pallets, all with the same dimensions and containing the same number of cartons. I’m using the "Single SKU pallet" template because I’m shipping boxes on pallets, but I’m still unable to proceed to the next steps.

If someone knows what I'm doing wrong that would be great.

Thanks!!

I'm trying to book a pallet in and my items (500 items, 32 SKUs) are being placed straight onto the pallet as they are sturdy enough to go on without going in boxes. I've tried three times to book it in but cannot do so without it asking me to fill in an Excel spreadsheet that wants me to fill in 500 lines of text about each item and which "box" each item is in. It seems impossible to simply book the pallet in with the pre-selected SKUs & quantities, as we used to a few years ago? Any help would be much appreciated!

I ship a number of items into FBA by placing them directly onto the pallet without extra boxing.

These SKUs are already in their own cardboard boxes with barcodes etc.

I am now being instructed that each of these should now have an FBA box ID label on them. I have previously had a problem of amazon opening these units up and having a box label would seem to make this more likely to reoccur.

Does this apply if all the boxes on the pallet are the same SKU? I sometimes send 150, 3kg, 10cm x 16cm x 28cm SKUs on one pallet and these have not had the same problem. Can the pallet still just have 4 pallet labels and be labelled single SKU.

Some of the pallets we send are oversize items (93cm x 10cm x 10cm) these do not seem to have the same issue when we send in pallets either single SKU pallets or with mixed SKUs. However seller support seems to say these should have box labels too. This would mean all our warehouse stock would have to be completely restacked to label them!

It seems strange and decidedly against modern environmental policies to be asked to print 40 or 50 A4 sheets of labels for each pallet especially if all the items are identical.

All our items are branded and are unique to us as a seller.

Anyone have similar issues sending in larger items in bulk or whole pallet loads of one item?