Amazon suspends receipt of non-essential products to make room for supplies

Amazon will suspend receipt of non-essential products from sellers in its warehouses in the United States and the United Kingdom until April 5 in order to free up stock space for supplies that are missing due to the coronavirus pandemic. Five categories have been defined as essential items that can continue to be shipped, including baby products, health and home use, beauty and personal care, grocery, industrial and scientific items, and pet items. Amazon will suspend receipt of non-essential products from sellers in its warehouses in the United States and the United Kingdom until April 5 in order to free up stock space for supplies that are missing due to the coronavirus pandemic. Five categories have been defined as essential items that can continue to be shipped, including baby products, health and home use, beauty and personal care, grocery, industrial and scientific items, and pet items.