Amazon Returns & Removals Processing

• Removal orders received, unit-counted, and graded on arrival
• Damaged units photo-documented for Amazon reimbursement claims
• Sellable units re-bagged, re-boxed, and relabeled for FBA resale
• Storage or forwarding on your instructions once grading is complete

Removal orders and customer returns are the FBA prep step most sellers only think about after a problem shows up on a P&L — long-term storage fees creeping up, or a return rate quietly eating margin on one SKU. We receive FBA removal shipments and processed returns at our Ozone Park, Queens warehouse, inspect and grade each unit, and route it back to sellable, repackaged, or liquidation status.

What we do with a removal or return shipment

• Receive and unit-count against your removal order or return manifest
• Inspect and grade each unit — sellable as-is, sellable after repackaging, or damaged
• Re-poly-bag, re-box, and reapply compliant FNSKU labels on units returning to FBA
• Photo-document damaged or missing units for reimbursement claims
• Consolidate, store, or forward remaining inventory per your instructions

Why sellers route removals through a prep center instead of home

Amazon ships removal orders to whatever address is on file, one carton at a time, on Amazon’s schedule — not yours. Routing them to our warehouse instead of a garage or spare room means units get graded and re-prepped for resale within days instead of sitting in a pile, and nothing has to be manually re-labeled by hand before it can go back on a truck to an FC.