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Recognition showcases MyFBAPrep’s distributed fulfillment network delivering faster order routing, real-time inventory visibility & scalable logistics for high-growth brands [Coral Springs, Fla. – April 22, 2026] – MyFBAPrep, a global eCommerce fulfillment network, has been named a winner of the 2026 Excellence in Customer Service Awards by the Business Intelligence Group (BIG), recognizing its ability to deliver faster fulfillment, real-time inventory visibility, and flexible logistics at scale for high-growth brands. The Excellence in Customer Service Awards recognize companies delivering measurable, human-centered customer experiences. Winners are selected by a panel of experienced business executives using objective performance benchmarks. MyFBAPrep was recognized for...

By Courtney Dennis on April 30, 2026

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (April 2, 2026) – MyFBAPrep, a global eCommerce warehouse and fulfillment network, today announced it has been ranked no. 182 on the Financial Times “The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2026” list, marking its third consecutive year earning the recognition and placing the company among the top five fastest-growing logistics and transportation providers in the Americas.  Compiled in partnership with Statista, the annual ranking is one of the most respected benchmarks of high-growth companies across North, Central, and South America, evaluating revenue performance from 2021 through 2024. MyFBAPrep’s continued rise reflects a broader shift in the logistics landscape, as brands...

By Courtney Dennis on April 02, 2026

The Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) model has changed the game for modern retail. When brands skip middlemen, they can connect directly with their customers and take full control of their brand experience. That opens up a lot of opportunities, but it also comes with some serious logistical pressure. From fast shipping to smooth returns and great unboxing experiences, DTC brands are expected to deliver it all. And as your business grows, trying to handle everything in-house can quickly become overwhelming (not to mention expensive). This is where third-party logistics (3PL) services come in handy. In this article, we’ll break down how partnering with...

By Rachel Andrea Go on March 19, 2026

Order fulfillment is an integral part of every eCommerce business. Even if you nail buyer acquisition and have an A+ marketing system in place, you won’t retain customers with late deliveries or damaged goods. It’s also an important consideration for buyers. They judge companies based on the speed, cost, efficiency, and trustworthiness of their shipping and return options — and they have high expectations. So much so that over 90% of shoppers expect their items in less than a week. Moreover, 53% of shoppers have canceled an order when they found shipping to be too slow, and 54% due to expensive...

By Rachel Andrea Go on March 17, 2026

The secret is out — eCommerce is on the up. Digital buyers have soared from 1.3 billion in 2014 to 2.14 billion in 2021, and sales are set to reach $7.3 trillion by 2025. But a lesser-known fact is that supporting services like 3PLs are also expanding and elevating, with the 3PL industry set to reach $1.78 billion by 2027. Put the strengths of these two expanding industries together, and you have the materials to build an online selling powerhouse. But as you traverse the eCommerce road, there may come a time when changing 3PLs is the best move. We’ll admit...

By Rachel Andrea Go on March 12, 2026

Logistics is the final step in the fulfillment process, and it can make or break your business. Customers may love your product, but if it arrives late, damaged, or is lost in transit, the buyer experience immediately suffers. Worse, it can lead to negative reviews and lost profits. More than simply moving goods, logistics ensure customer satisfaction and maintain trust. Buyer behavior reinforces the importance of this key role, with 85% of U.S. consumers saying they wouldn’t shop with a retailer again after a bad delivery experience. That means choosing whether to outsource logistics or handle this element yourself is critical...

By Rachel Andrea Go on March 10, 2026

Boasting a $705.65 billion valuation, an estimated $162,360 million from first-party sales, and an expected 40% share of the U.S. market’s eCommerce sales in 2022, Amazon is the epitome of eCommerce success. While the titan leads the pack in U.S. eCommerce, getting ahead in its massive marketplace is challenging and can incur costly mistakes without the right approach. So, what can you do to minimize Amazon selling blunders? Despite its reputation, Amazon is no longer the platform where you can list umpteen products and make a killing. Yet many sellers simply jump in without acquiring the critical skills and traits necessary...

By Rachel Andrea Go on March 05, 2026

The MyFBAPrep team has decades of experience prepping items for Amazon FBA. Having worked with high-volume Amazon sellers across all categories, even the top Amazon seller at the time, we’ve seen all of the common mistakes that brands and manufacturers make when preparing their goods for FBA. Whether items come to us that need fixing, or a customer comes because their previous provider made a mistake, we’ve seen firsthand the things that get overlooked and need to be fixed for FBA. In this article, we cover the seven most common FBA prep mistakes we’ve noticed, so you can avoid making the...

By Covey Haden on March 03, 2026

Amazon is a behemoth marketplace, with a buyer volume that can earn a single merchant millions by finding the right product and mastering Amazon marketing. Some merchants stumble onto a great SKU almost by accident, whereas others have Amazon selling down to a science. Whether your Amazon experience is easy or hair-pulling, you should know how to use their fulfillment arm, Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), and how FBA prep services can make your seller journey simpler (and more effective). In this article, we’ll talk more about what exactly Amazon FBA is, what an FBA prep service looks like, when it’s time...

By Rachel Andrea Go on February 26, 2026

If you’re selling on Amazon, FBA prep is mission-critical. Every unit needs to meet Amazon’s strict packaging, labeling, and compliance guidelines before it reaches an Amazon Fulfillment Center (FC). One slip-up? Your inventory gets rejected or delayed. Worse: Amazon has phased out its own prep services since the start of 2026. That means thousands of sellers scrambling for external partners to handle everything from FNSKU labeling to polybagging, bundling, and more. What Is Amazon FBA Prep? (And Why You Shouldn’t DIY) Amazon FBA prep includes all of the steps needed to prepare your products for inbound shipment to Amazon’s FCs. That...

By Rachel Andrea Go on February 24, 2026

In a world where eCommerce moves faster than ever, scalability isn’t a luxury — it’s a requirement. Brands hitting volume velocity often reach an inflection point where shared warehouse space no longer cuts it. That’s when it’s time to graduate to dedicated warehouse space. At MyFBAPrep, we help brands lease tailored logistics space within our nationwide (and global) warehouse network — without the headaches of going it alone. Why Dedicated Space Matters If you’re shipping thousands of units a week, running multi-channel fulfillment, or managing a complex compliance footprint (think cold chain, lot tracking, or custom VAS), then you need: Consistent...

By Tom Wicky on February 19, 2026

MyFBAPrep Director of Sales Michael Kliska recently joined the Saltbox team to share how Amazon sellers can keep their inventory moving now that Amazon has stopped providing FBA prep services. Below you’ll find a recap of the most important points. Amazon FBA Policy Changes and Risks Below is a quick highlight of where Amazon sellers find themselves today. FBA Prep Services Retired: Amazon retired its FBA prep services as of January 1st. This means Amazon sellers are now fully responsible for inventory preparation. Risk of Non-Compliance: If inventory is not compliant, sellers risk delays, rejected shipments, added fees, and ultimately lost revenue. The Change...

By Rachel Andrea Go on February 17, 2026