FBA Dangerous Goods program

The FBA Dangerous Goods (Hazmat) program allows sellers to offer and sell dangerous goods (also called hazardous materials, or hazmat) products through Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA). Previously known as the Hazmat Pilot, the program is accepting new participants by waitlist.

To join the FBA Dangerous Good (Hazmat) program waitlist, select the Dangerous Goods FAQ option below, click Next and then click Apply for the Dangerous Goods (Hazmat) program.

Sellers on the waitlist will be notified when an opportunity to participate in the program becomes available.

When offering a product that is regulated as a dangerous good, you may be required to provide specific information and documentation to Amazon (for example, a Safety Data Sheet and/or an exemption sheet). Failure to provide this information can result in delays in processing your deliveries and in the cancellation of customer deliveries by Amazon’s carrier partners. For details, see Required dangerous goods information and documentation and FBA dangerous goods review process.

What are dangerous goods?

Dangerous goods may include many consumer-grade products such as perfumes, beauty products, household cleaners, and spray paints. They are substances or materials that may pose a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment while storing, handling, or transporting because they contain flammable, pressurized, corrosive, or otherwise harmful substances.

For more information, see Dangerous goods identification guide and Examples of Amazon products that may be regulated as dangerous goods

When you ship inventory to Amazon, you warrant that all products comply with any legal requirements, and that the information you provide is complete, correct, and up-to-date. Providing incorrect or incomplete information may result in your products being blocked from sale, and you may be asked to take corrective actions. Products that are identified as unclassified dangerous goods upon receipt at the fulfillment center may be disposed.

• Dangerous goods identification guide
• Examples of Amazon products that may be regulated as dangerous goods
• FBA dangerous goods review process
• Required dangerous goods information and documentation
• Upload dangerous goods documents