Amazon expands its fulfillment offerings to include retailers such as Shein, Shopify, and Walmart.
Amazon has continued its push into third-party logistics, announcing the expansion of its Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) service to Shopify, Shein, and Walmart. This move allows businesses on these platforms to simplify order processing and quickly set up sales channels on new online stores.
The MCF service, which has been available in 11 countries for several years, now handles millions of orders per year. Amazon opened its service to large online retailers such as adidas, Laura Mercier, Steve Madden, and Bloom Nutrition in 2025.
With MCF, sellers can outsource the fulfillment of their orders from off-Amazon channels, including their own brand websites, to Amazon. This service is also available for merchants on eBay, Etsy, Temu, TikTok Shop, and now Shein, Shopify, and Walmart.
Shopify merchants can select Amazon MCF within their administrative system, while Walmart sellers can either create order requests manually through Amazon Seller Central or select from dozens of integration partners.
Amazon's logistics network consists of over 2,000 facilities, including more than 200 fulfillment centers. The company has a fleet of 120,000 trucks and vans, 100 cargo planes, and employs more than 1.25 million workers.
Amazon has made a significant push in same-day delivery of perishables. Last year, the company began operating as an air cargo common carrier, offering space on Amazon Air cargo jets to logistics companies and other businesses.
Amazon claims that pooling inventory in its warehouses can reduce out-of-stock rates and increase sales by 19%. This shared inventory pool with Fulfillment by Amazon is a key feature of the MCF service.
For more information on this story, please contact Eric Kulisch at ekulisch@our website.
