Many sellers wonder if it’s better to send all stock at once or split it into multiple shipments. While one bulk delivery sounds easier, splitting shipments can often save time, money, and storage costs — if done strategically.
1. When Stock Arrival Times Differ
If part of your inventory is ready earlier, send it first. This ensures your listings stay active while the rest of the shipment catches up. Waiting for everything to arrive before dispatching can cause unnecessary delays.
2. When Amazon Directs to Multiple Warehouses
Amazon often assigns different fulfilment centres for one shipment. Instead of forcing all stock to one location (which can trigger re-routing fees), allow split shipments. It’s faster and usually cheaper overall.
3. When You Need Local Buffer Stock
Holding part of your inventory at a 3PL in Australia, like Easy FBA Prep, gives you flexibility to restock Amazon quickly — especially during high-demand periods or sales events.
If you’re unsure how to manage split shipments efficiently, Easy FBA Prep can plan and coordinate your deliveries, helping you balance cost, speed, and storage across multiple destinations.