AMZNCC

AMZNCC (Amazon Carton Content Code) is a unique identifier (barcode) generated in Vendor Central and placed on the outside of each shipping carton that a vendor sends to Amazon’s fulfillment centers.

Its purpose is to allow Amazon to quickly and accurately scan, receive, and route cartons within their logistics network - without opening them.

Each AMZNCC label contains:

• A unique Carton ID
• Information about what products and quantities are inside
• The link to the Vendor Central ASN (Advanced Shipment Notification)

Key points:

• Required for each carton in a vendor shipment
• Must be printed and applied using Amazon’s label specifications
• Helps Amazon process inbound shipments faster and more accurately
• Linked to the ASN (shipment manifest) that the vendor submits prior to delivery

If AMZNCC labels are missing or incorrect:

• It can lead to receiving delays, manual checks, or even chargebacks
• Amazon may reject the shipment or penalize the vendor under compliance metrics

It’s different from:

• FNSKU or ASIN labels (which go on individual products)
• Shipping labels (which go on pallets or master cartons)

In short:

AMZNCC = a required carton-level barcode label for vendors that tells Amazon exactly what’s inside each box.