Food Prep Done Right —
Zero Compliance Errors

Amazon requires that food and grocery products have a minimum of 90 days of remaining shelf life at the time they are received at a fulfillment center. For some categories it's longer — supplements often require 150+ days. Products arriving with less than the required shelf life are refused or disposed at your expense. We check every unit before shipping to Amazon so this never happens.

No problem — this is a common situation. You tell us the expiry date (from your supplier's documentation or lot tracking), and we print and apply a compliant expiry date label to the outer packaging before sending to Amazon. The label is formatted exactly to Amazon's requirements and positioned so it's clearly visible.

FIFO stands for First In, First Out — meaning the inventory that arrived at our warehouse first (and therefore has the earliest expiry date) always ships before newer stock. Without FIFO, you risk sending near-expiry product to Amazon or to customers, which can trigger removals, bad reviews, and account warnings. We enforce FIFO automatically on every food account.

Yes — glass jars, bottles, and fragile food packaging are bubble-wrapped individually and packed with proper void fill to prevent breakage in transit. We follow Amazon's fragile item packaging requirements, which include double-boxing where necessary. Let us know your product dimensions when you request a quote and we'll confirm the right prep approach.

Yes. Supplements, vitamins, and health products are one of our most common food prep categories. We handle lot tracking, expiry verification, FNSKU labeling, and poly bagging per Amazon's health and beauty prep requirements. We stay current on Amazon's supplement category rules so your products are always compliant.

Units that fail inspection — due to insufficient shelf life, damaged packaging, missing expiry information, or other compliance issues — are immediately quarantined and photographed. We send you a detailed report with photos and wait for your instructions before taking any action. You decide whether to return them to the supplier, dispose, or hold for review.