NEW UPDATE Automatic closure policy for FBA shipments will be updated on February 1

Automatic closure policy for FBA shipments will be updated on February 1
Effective on February 1, 2024, Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) shipments in the Send to Amazon workflow will be automatically closed if they do not arrive within the time specified in the policy.
Domestic shipments from US addresses that haven’t arrived within 45 days after the shipment creation date
International shipments that originate from outside the US that haven’t arrived within 75 days after the shipment creation date
Shipments in a multiple-destination shipping plan must arrive within 30 days after the first shipment in that plan has arrived.
Shipments are considered arrived once the shipment status changes to in-transit, checked-in, delivered, or receiving. Shipments with the statuses of working, ready to ship, and shipped are subject to the automatic closure policy.
We’re making this change to increase the reliability of shipment arrivals. We’ll exempt shipments that are delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, such as weather or port congestion, to avoid unnecessary automatic closures of shipments.

I try to understand what happens if the shipment is delayed more than 45 days? Tey will block shipment for receiving?

USE Internation address can increase cost on Shipment than use USA address

USE International address can increase the cost of Shipment than using a USA address