Shipping a pallet with multiple SKU's
Hi all,
Probably a simple question, but if I’m shipping a single pallet with multiple different SKU’s on it, what option do I choose:
- Everything in one box
- One SKU per box
- More than one SKU per box
I’ve been choosing the first option for the first two pallets we’ve sent.
Is that right? Doesn’t seem to make too much sense when talking about pallets. We just load up the pallets with our SKU’s, which are already packed in individual boxes themselves with their barcodes. So we might have 100 separate products on a single pallet, all stacked on top of each other.
Chris.
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According to the relevant Amazon help page “Arranging for an LTL or Truck Load Delivery to Amazon”, which can be found on the following link:
”All pallets must contain like items when quantities allow. All pallets carrying mixed but visually similar products must be labelled ‘mixed merchandise’ or ‘mixed SKUs’ (for example, regular and wide-screen editions of a VHS or DVD that are packaged in similar-looking cartons).”
So I think that “More than one SKU per box” would be better.
