Amazon is reportedly set to introduce an additional fee for sellers who opt not to utilize the company's fulfillment service, according to reports from both Bloomberg and CNBC. Information gleaned from documents examined by these outlets indicates that Amazon will commence the imposition of a fee on each product that merchants choose to ship independently. This fee is anticipated to take effect starting October 1st and will be applicable to sellers who are part of Amazon's Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP) program. Unlike the Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) service, the SFP initiative enables third-party vendors to directly sell Prime-designated products from their own warehouses, bypassing Amazon's involvement in the logistical process. Consequently, sellers participating in SFP are obligated to maintain the swift delivery standards of one to two days, including weekend shipping, as outlined by the Prime service. Although Amazon initially introduced the SFP offering back in 2015, i...