Is it Amazon’s policy that you can use someone’s else’s artwork and sell it???
Is it Amazon’s policy that you can use someone’s else’s artwork and sell it???
I am extremely frustrated because Amazon keeps rejecting my IP report. It is MINE. I have provided screenshots of the source file, signed under perjury that is it MINE, I have provided links to where I AM SELLING my OWN work and they respond with:
Thank you for your report of infringement. We [looked at] your notices of infringement and determined that the notices you have submitted to Amazon are invalid or inaccurate. Reporting false, misleading, or consistently inaccurate notices of infringement violates our policies.
Do I need to get a lawyer to stop Amazon from profiting off of MY work??
What is the next step here???
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Is it Amazon’s policy that you can use someone’s else’s artwork and sell it???
Is it Amazon’s policy that you can use someone’s else’s artwork and sell it???
I am extremely frustrated because Amazon keeps rejecting my IP report. It is MINE. I have provided screenshots of the source file, signed under perjury that is it MINE, I have provided links to where I AM SELLING my OWN work and they respond with:
Thank you for your report of infringement. We [looked at] your notices of infringement and determined that the notices you have submitted to Amazon are invalid or inaccurate. Reporting false, misleading, or consistently inaccurate notices of infringement violates our policies.
Do I need to get a lawyer to stop Amazon from profiting off of MY work??
What is the next step here???
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Linking your website to AMZ
Putting your buy button links to Amazon…. Yes or no?
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Linking your website to AMZ
Putting your buy button links to Amazon…. Yes or no?
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Amazon rejected an IP report
Amazon rejected my IP report despite it being valid. What are the next steps? I want to sue the seller.
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Amazon rejected an IP report
Amazon rejected my IP report despite it being valid. What are the next steps? I want to sue the seller.
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10 Sourcing and Fulfillment Companies Amazon Sellers Should Know in 2025
If you’re an Amazon seller relying on a single supplier or a single country, you’re putting your business at risk. With increased scrutiny on Chinese manufacturing, tariffs, shipping delays, and rising geopolitical tension, sellers are looking beyond China for safer, smarter sourcing options.
In this post, we’ll introduce 10 sourcing and fulfillment companies that can help you reduce risk, move faster, and stay profitable without relying on China.
1. Zignify Global Product Sourcing
Website: zignify.net
Zignify offers a global network of sourcing specialists in India, Vietnam, Turkey, Poland, and beyond. They handle everything from supplier discovery to price negotiation, audits, and compliance testing.
Ideal for:
- Sellers looking to decentralize production
- Brands prioritizing ethical or sustainable sourcing
- Importers seeking pricing leverage by comparing suppliers across countries
2. Global Sources
Website: globalsources.com
While headquartered in Hong Kong, Global Sources supports supplier connections from a wide range of countries outside China. Their platform allows filtering by country and often includes manufacturers from India, Vietnam, South Korea, and Indonesia.
Ideal for:
- Sellers in consumer electronics, fashion, and household goods
- Buyers attending international trade shows
- Brands seeking verified alternatives to Alibaba suppliers
3. Kitting & Assembly Solutions (Denver, CO)
Website: kittingandassemblysolutions.com
This U.S.-based company specializes in Amazon FBA prep—including labeling, bundling, shrink-wrapping, and kitting. Their warehouse near Denver helps sellers reduce lead times and streamline inventory transfers.
Ideal for:
- U.S.-based Amazon sellers
- Brands looking for reliable FBA prep without overseas delays
- Those who import in bulk and prep locally for Prime shipping
4. Red Stag Fulfillment
Website: redstagfulfillment.com
Red Stag is a premium 3PL provider specializing in heavy, high-value, and fragile products. They offer full-service warehousing and shipping from the U.S., with Seller-Fulfilled Prime (SFP) capabilities.
Ideal for:
- Large or breakable items
- Brands requiring custom packaging or order kitting
- High-touch customer experience and analytics
5. Shipmate Fulfillment (Philadelphia, PA)
Website: shipmatefulfillment.com
Family-owned and operated, Shipmate handles FBA prep, warehousing, and order fulfillment for e-commerce sellers. They also offer kitting and light assembly for brands with more complex packaging needs.
Ideal for:
- Sellers with variable SKUs and seasonal demand
- Apparel, electronics, and home goods brands
- Companies needing storage and quick turnaround for FBA replenishment
6. SaleHoo
Website: salehoo.com
SaleHoo is a supplier directory and market research tool that helps you identify trustworthy manufacturers and wholesalers in the U.S., UK, Australia, and Canada. They emphasize suppliers who work well with small businesses and Amazon sellers.
Ideal for:
- First-time private label sellers
- Dropshipping models with non-China sourcing
- Niche product research and supplier discovery
7. Worldwide Brands
Website: worldwidebrands.com
This platform offers access to thousands of certified U.S.-based wholesalers and dropshippers. All suppliers are pre-vetted and willing to work with Amazon and e-commerce businesses.
Ideal for:
- Sellers seeking small-batch sourcing
- Retail arbitrage and wholesale bundling
- Avoiding MOQ constraints
8. AutoDS
Website: autods.com
AutoDS offers a powerful automation platform for dropshipping across Amazon, eBay, and Shopify. You can choose to source from U.S.-based suppliers, with automated order fulfillment, inventory tracking, and delivery updates.
Ideal for:
- Scalable dropshipping operations
- Brands focused on speed and automation
- Sellers testing new SKUs without committing to inventory
9. Zendrop
Website: zendrop.com
Based in the U.S., Zendrop helps sellers find vetted dropshipping suppliers with better shipping speeds than AliExpress. They also offer custom packaging and private labeling options.
Ideal for:
- Sellers looking to brand and scale
- Faster fulfillment to U.S. customers
- Reducing delivery complaints and chargebacks
10. ShipBob
Website: shipbob.com
ShipBob is a leading fulfillment provider with a nationwide network of warehouses across the United States. They offer comprehensive services including inventory storage, order fulfillment, and shipping solutions tailored for e-commerce businesses, including Amazon sellers. ShipBob integrates seamlessly with various e-commerce platforms and marketplaces, providing real-time inventory tracking and analytics.
Ideal for:
- Amazon sellers seeking reliable U.S.-based fulfillment services.
- Businesses looking for scalable logistics solutions with transparent pricing.
- Sellers aiming to enhance delivery speed and customer satisfaction
Your China-Free Sourcing Strategy
The key to a resilient Amazon business in 2025 is supply chain diversity. As sellers face tighter margins and greater risk, sourcing from multiple countries—or keeping some operations domestic—provides flexibility and control.
Take Action:
- Shortlist 2–3 of the companies above.
- Test a secondary sourcing channel this quarter.
- Combine with tools like the Seller Labs Restock App to keep your operations lean and informed.
Need smarter tools to manage your supply chain?
Try Seller Labs for free and start streamlining your inventory decisions.
Related Reading:
Expand your sourcing and fulfillment strategy with these helpful blogs:
- How to Vet Overseas Suppliers in 2025: A Guide for Amazon Sellers
- 10 Best Sourcing Alternatives to China for Amazon Sellers in 2025
- How Tariffs Are Creating a White Label Opportunity for Amazon Sellers in 2025
- New Tariffs in 2025: What Amazon Sellers Need to Know
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Amazon Handmade UK – refund initiated (Unable To Deliver)
Hello,
I’m a new FBM handmade seller and just received notification of a refund initiated with the reason: Unable To Deliver.
This was a custom order and sent with Royal Mail tracked services. I’ve checked the tracking and it doesn’t appear to have moved in 10 days or so.
I’ve had no contact from the customer and was only made aware of the delivery issue when Amazon just sent through the refund.
Any advice on how to handle this situation as a new seller?
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Amazon Handmade UK – refund initiated (Unable To Deliver)
Hello,
I’m a new FBM handmade seller and just received notification of a refund initiated with the reason: Unable To Deliver.
This was a custom order and sent with Royal Mail tracked services. I’ve checked the tracking and it doesn’t appear to have moved in 10 days or so.
I’ve had no contact from the customer and was only made aware of the delivery issue when Amazon just sent through the refund.
Any advice on how to handle this situation as a new seller?
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Clarity on selling at Amazon South Africa.
I’m a seller on Amazon in India, UAE AND US ; and now want to expand into South Africa. What’s the right way to do this? As in my seller central (under add marketplaces) I can’t find an option of South Africa. Maybe I can create a new account on ‘Amazon seller central South Africa’ , but in that case would my two accounts be able to merge ?
This is quite important for me as I want to have the same listings functioning in every country
Kindly suggest. TIA.
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