We are a UK Based company sending inventory to UK FBA as well as PAN-EU FBA, and then using EFN as a fallback should we run out of stock in Europe (PAN-EU FBA). As a result of this, it has become increasingly difficult to manage our PAN-EU Stock as Seller Central will swap over to EFN / UK FBA Stock when PAN-EU Stock runs out.

Does anybody have a way of clearly separating the stock levels between UK FBA and PAN EU FBA for inventory with the same SKU?

We're a UK company with a Shopify site. We want to sell in EU, particularly Germany.

We're VAT registered, selling high value, low volume goods to B2B only.

We need to get stock into the EU, and get it to the end user with as little tax hassle as possible for the customer!

We don't sell on Amazon, but I understand FBA might be a good solution.

There doesn't seem to be a coherent step-by-step guide as to how to completely set this up, and which professional services we need.

Has anyone had experience with a similar business?

Hi,

We are U.k based but sell both via the UK and EU amazons. We FBM, from our own workshop in the UK for Amazon UK and a fulfilment centre in Germany for the EU sites.

All the shipping addresses are correct so Amazon knows that a sale in Germany is sent from Germany etc.

The UK amazon is connected to our inventory software in the U.K., but it seems impossible to connect the German warehouse stock separately. The eu stock levels are our uk stock levels, not what is in the German fulfilment centre. BIL is not connected, yet whatever we do in the U.K reflects in the EU stores. If we are out of stock of a product in the U.K. I have to close the listing in the U.K. and vice versa.

If we connect the German warehouse to amazon, the inventory levels there override the U.K. amazon.

Is there any way of separating the U.K. amazon from the eu amazons? Or are we stuck till Amazon click that the U.K. isn’t part of the eu anymore?

Anyone found a solution to this? Advice appreciated

Diane