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Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS)
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WFS inbound orders: Prepare and pack shipments
WFS inbound orders: Select containers and dunnage
WFS inbound orders: Select & pack pallets
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Troubleshooting
It's important to choose appropriate materials when shipping inventory to WFS. Learn which containers, boxes and dunnage are needed before you ship.
Containers and boxes
We accept these standard box types:
Regular slotted carton (RSC)
B flute
ECT-32 (edge crush test)
200 lb./sq. inch (burst strength)
Each box must weigh less than or equal to 150 lb., unless it contains a single unit that exceeds 50 lb. A box containing a single oversize unit greater than 50 lb. requires "Team Lift" labels on the top and sides. If it contains a single oversize unit greater than 100 lb., use "Mech. Lift" labels on the top and sides.
Shippers, point-of-sale containers, and pallet-sized boxes (also known as "gaylords") may not be used.Â
Do not bundle boxes using bagging, taping, elastic, or extra straps.Â
Do not send items in branded or competitor boxes.Â
If you’re reusing boxes from previous shipments, be sure to remove any previous shipping labels or markings to avoid confusion by the carrier.
Any container not meeting these requirements may be refused and returned to you, plus shipping costs.
Dunnage
Some product types should be shipped with packing materials to prevent damage. See Packaging by product type for more detail.
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Ready for the next step? Learn how to select and pack pallets safely. Â