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Amazon will soon levy a 3.5% fuel and logistics-related surcharge on fulfillment services for third-party sellers as the e-commerce giant battles elevated operating costs, according to an announcement ...

Amazon AMZN-2.08%decrease; red down pointing triangle is imposing a 3.5% fuel surcharge on independent merchants that sell on its platform later this month, a move that could translate to higher ...

To offset higher operating costs due to increased fuel prices, Amazon (AMZN) is implementing a 3.5% fuel surcharge to fulfillment services for U.S. and Canadian third-party sellers on its platform.

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