Amazon CEO: This Is Why You're Not Seeing Higher Prices From Tariffs (Yet)

Amazon CEO: This Is Why You're Not Seeing Higher Prices From Tariffs (Yet)

Many sellers are still burning through inventory imported on pre-tariff prices, but once that runs out, shoppers can expect some changes, particularly if the US can't strike a deal with China.

Marketplaces’ Third-Party Sellers to Face Full Impact of Tariffs in Second Half

The efforts of third-party sellers on platforms like Amazon to stock up on goods to avoid the cost of tariffs will reportedly work for only a limited time. Because shoppers are also buying ahead to avoid the impact of tariffs, merchants will eventually sell down their inventory, place new orders, and be faced with the challenge of trying to avoid price increases, Reuters reported Friday (May 2). Analysts interviewed by Reuters said that it is un…

One of the most repeated headlines in April was the tariffs Donald Trump wanted to impose on the rest of the world for commercialization with the United States. In the end, he stopped this measure temporarily and only aggravated his trade tensions with China. Despite all the concern generated, which caused the actions of countless companies to plummet, Amazon now claims that they will not suffer great consequences. Amazon’s executive director, A…

Amazon Seller Central Integration Solutions: Comparing APPSeCONNECT vs Top Competitors in 2025

It’s 2025. The Amazon marketplace is more competitive than ever before. A seller, on Reddit, says, “Amazon is too competitive, everyone of my competitors is undercutting me massively!”. And this has been the collective sigh of hundreds of other Amazon sellers as well. As far as ecommerce is concerned, as per Statista Amazon has a […] The post Amazon Seller Central Integration: Our Integration Solutions Vs. Competitors first appeared on APPSeCONN…

Amazon sellers are stocking up in the face of tariffs, but it's a short-term fix

Growth in revenue from Amazon's third-party seller services more than halved to 7% in the first quarter, excluding the impact of foreign exchange

Amazon CEO: Tariffs Haven’t Brought Down Demand…Yet

Andy Jassy said in a Q1 earnings call that Amazon had encouraged sellers to pull forward goods so they could have inventory on hand in the U.S.