On this week's edition of the Amazon-related weekly news, we've got a story about inventory

restrictions for Amazon sellers, a story about some new tax regulations for the UK and the USA,

and we're going to talk about a shopping app that is more popular than Amazon.

How cool is that? Pretty cool, I think.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to another edition of the weekly news from Helium-10.

I'm Desire Hamill.

And I'm Andrew Lipback.

Many sellers are reporting decreased inventory capacity when trying to replenish their FBI inventory in Amazon warehouses.

Although these sellers are moving units fast, they can't restock their inventory in time

to meet demand due to Amazon's inventory limitations on third-party sellers.

Even the Helium 10 Project X coffin shelf saw its inventory capacity go from 1,000 down to 500 in the last week, despite selling 30 to 40 units per day.

CNBC reports that many sellers are in the same boat.

Be sure to check the maximum inbound shipment quantity for your skews within Helium 10's inventory management tool to stay on top of these changes.

What about you? Are you able to ship enough inventory to Amazon? In our second story, Wish, the e-commerce site that in the past had the reputation of mostly selling inexpensive products from China,

will be doing an IPO soon. Wish wants to reposition themselves as a cheaper alternative to online shoppers who can't afford Amazon Prime, according to TechCrunch.

Wish has some pretty impressive numbers.

TechCrunch reports that Wish has more than 100 million monthly active users across more than 100 countries

shopping from half a million merchants that are selling approximately 150 million items on the platform.

The number of sellers from North America and Europe alone has grown 234% since 2019.

The platform boasts 100 million monthly active users in the world and claims to be the world's

most downloaded shopping app. Impressive numbers,

indeed. Any of our Amazon sellers currently also selling on which, considering it?

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