Shrink Wrapping & Poly Bagging

Compliant Poly Bagging, Not Just "Wrapped in Plastic"

Amazon's packaging requirements are specific about bag thickness, suffocation warnings, and when a poly bag is required versus prohibited. We check each product against current requirements before bagging — this catches the cases sellers miss most often: bags without warning labels, bags that are too small for the product, or items that actually need rigid packaging instead of a poly bag.

For multi-unit bundles assembled through our kitting service, shrink wrap or bundle bagging is applied so the finished combo scans and ships as a single sellable unit rather than loose components.

What's Included

• • Transparent, Amazon-compliant poly bagging sized to the product
• • Suffocation warning labels applied automatically on qualifying bag sizes
• • Heat-shrink wrap for bundles, multi-packs, and palletized cartons
• • Bag thickness and clarity confirmed against current Amazon packaging requirements

Starting Prices

Poly bag with suffocation warning from USD 0.12/unit, and bubble wrap from USD 0.30/unit. Heat-shrink wrap for bundles and multi-packs is quoted per job, since film size and labor depend on the bundle. If a product turns out to need a different method than planned, for example bubble wrap instead of a bag, we tell you before changing anything. See our pricing page for all published starting prices.

How It Works

1. 1 Check the requirement We review product type, size and fragility against Amazon's packaging requirements: poly bag, shrink wrap, bubble wrap, or a box.
2. 2 Match bag or film Bag size and gauge are matched to the product dimensions so the bag closes without straining.
3. 3 Bag or wrap Units are bagged and sealed or heat-shrunk; bundles are wrapped as one sellable unit.
4. 4 Add the warning Bags with an opening of 5 inches or more get a suffocation warning, printed on the bag or applied as a label.
5. 5 Label and scan The FNSKU label goes where it can be scanned without opening the bag, and is checked with a handheld scanner.
6. 6 Pack into cartons Finished units are packed into cartons, and pallets can be wrapped for the freight leg.

What You Receive

• • Photos of a finished sample unit so you can confirm the result before the full run
• • Confirmation of the bag size, gauge and warning-label method used
• • Finished unit count per SKU
• • Photos of packed cartons before they are sealed

What We Need From You

• • Product dimensions and weight, or a sample
• • Whether the product is fragile, sharp, liquid, or sold as a set
• • FNSKU or listing details if we are also labeling
• • Your own printed bags, if you want them used instead of plain clear bags