The phrase describes a selection of leading third-party logistics (3PL) providers specializing in warehousing, fulfillment, and shipping services tailored for businesses selling on the Amazon marketplace. These companies manage inventory, pack orders, and arrange for delivery, often integrating directly with Amazon’s systems. For example, a seller might use one of these companies to handle storage and shipping of their products, allowing them to focus on product sourcing and marketing.
Engaging these providers offers several advantages, including scalability, reduced overhead costs, and access to specialized expertise. Historically, businesses handled their own logistics, requiring significant investment in infrastructure and personnel. However, the growth of e-commerce and the complexity of the Amazon ecosystem have made outsourcing logistics increasingly attractive. This shift enables businesses to expand their reach and improve delivery times while mitigating logistical challenges.