Source-dated evidence for marketplace fulfillment infrastructure, facility codes and network operations.
Marketplace warehouse searches often repeat the same location claims without showing where the information came from. FBA Prep Ship starts with official marketplace documents, company filings, government records and operator-controlled sources, then separates confirmed facilities, historical evidence, partner-operated networks and unverified claims.
Source snapshot
2025-06-20
Last reviewed
2026-11-02
Evidence scale
A · A-h · B · C
Downloadable data
CSV + JSON
Quick answer
FBA Prep Ship Marketplace Fulfillment Intelligence is a source-dated reference system for marketplace fulfillment infrastructure. It documents facility codes, locations, network classifications and fulfillment models using primary evidence wherever possible, while keeping historical classification, current status and operational routing separate.
Use these pages to identify a facility or network model, understand what the available evidence actually proves, and connect that research to FBA prep and 3PL capabilities before inventory reaches the marketplace network.
Reference data, not live marketplace routing instructions.
Coverage snapshot
Amazon · Temu · SHEIN
4Intelligence filesPublished reference pages
15Amazon IXD evidence recordsSelected IXD rows · June 2025 source
62Amazon FC evidence recordsSortable, Non Sort and XLFC
2Marketplace network studiesTemu and SHEIN
These values describe current published coverage, not total marketplace facilities.
Amazon Infrastructure
2 files · 77 evidence records
Amazon operates multiple facility types with different roles across inbound receiving, inventory distribution, fulfillment and transportation. These reference pages preserve Amazon’s own source classifications rather than treating every building as an interchangeable “Amazon warehouse.”
Source-dated Amazon inbound cross-dock evidence, including facility codes, addresses, historical classifications and focused records for SBD1, VGT2 and TMB8.
A curated U.S. evidence directory for Amazon facility codes classified in the source as Sortable, Non Sort or XLFC, with addresses, network labels and verification status.
Not every marketplace publishes a facility list like Amazon. For Temu and SHEIN, the research focuses on what official filings, marketplace documentation, operator evidence and public facility records actually confirm about local fulfillment and distribution networks.
Operating-model evidence for local-warehouse products, sellers, logistics vendors and fulfillment partners — and what the sources do not establish about warehouse ownership.
Entity-level evidence separating the Whitestown distribution center, the Bellevue office, third-party warehouse requirements and city mentions that are not facilities.
Marketplace infrastructure changes over time. FBA Prep Ship keeps the evidence source, source date, review date and current-status confidence separate so historical records are not silently presented as live operating instructions.
Source date 2025-06-20
When the underlying source was published or updated.
Last reviewed 2026-11-02
When FBA Prep Ship last checked the record. This does not automatically mean the underlying facility changed.
Last material change TMB8 · 2026-07
When a supported factual change occurred, such as an address change, classification change, closure, reopening or source replacement.
Change history 1 record
Meaningful historical changes are preserved instead of silently overwriting prior evidence.
Evidence levels
Every Marketplace Intelligence page uses one scale, so a claim graded A on the Amazon IXD file means the same thing on Temu, SHEIN and any marketplace file added later.
APrimary / current official: current operator, marketplace or government evidence.
A-hHistorical official: official dated evidence that proves a historical fact but does not prove current operation.
BCorroborated: reliable independent evidence supporting a factual point.
CDirectional: maps, job posts, community or other discovery sources useful as leads but not sufficient for facility-status claims.
—Unverified: a claim withheld from definitive publication until stronger evidence exists.
The level describes the evidence, not the facility's current status: a code can sit in an official historical list and still be unverified for current operation.
Latest dataset updates
2026-11-02Amazon FCLaunch dataset added. 62 selected U.S. FC-type evidence records published from the June 20, 2025 Amazon IPEX source.
2026-11-02Amazon IXDEvidence review. IXD evidence reviewed with historical facility classification kept separate from later status evidence, including the TMB8 closure / renovation record.
Only material dataset changes are logged. Routine reviews appear as the last-reviewed date on each page, not as an update.
Research tools & data
Facility evidence
Explore the Amazon IXD and Amazon FC evidence directories, including facility codes, addresses, network labels and dated status records.
Selected Marketplace Intelligence reference pages provide source-dated CSV and JSON datasets so researchers, sellers and logistics teams can work with the underlying evidence directly.
From marketplace infrastructure to the physical handoff
Marketplace infrastructure research answers where a marketplace facility or fulfillment model is documented. The FBA Prep Ship provider database answers which prep centers and 3PLs can receive, prepare, palletize, store or transfer inventory before that marketplace handoff.
Marketplace research. Understand the facility or fulfillment model from dated evidence, not from a recycled location list.
Prepare inventory correctly. Labeling, packing and documentation follow the marketplace’s current requirements, not a historical snapshot.
Select a suitable 3PL or prep provider. Compare documented receiving, labeling, palletization, storage and freight-transfer capabilities.
Follow the marketplace’s current shipment instructions. This research documents infrastructure; it does not route a shipment.
Connect the research to a 3PL
Once the marketplace destination or fulfillment model is understood, compare providers by documented capabilities such as receiving, labeling, palletization, storage, container handling and freight transfer.