Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the Helium 10 Weekly Buzz.

My name is Lem Turner, and this is the show where we get you familiar with the latest news in Amazon and e-commerce space,

interview people in the industry that you need to hear from, and provide a training tip of the week

that will give you serious strategies for serious

sellers of any level in the Amazon, Walmart, and e-commerce world.

So now, let's see what's buzzing this week.

Today, we're going to be going over top news of the week, including updated dangerous

goods policies on Amazon, Amazon Prime expanding beyond Amazon, and how you can save money

on our upcoming sell and scale summit.

So stay tuned until the end.

So now let's get started first with our News of the Week.

Our first one comes to us from Amazon Cellar Central Newspiece about dangerous goods no longer being allowed to be shipped to U.S. island destinations through Amazon FBA,

even if it is in limited quantities. It will not be allowed. This took effect as early as April 25th,

and from now on, sellers who are selling dangerous goods and are selling to those island

destinations must be used, must be using third party

shippers in order to ship those dangerous goods. Now, I don't think anything else will come

out of this, but it's for sure, for sure important to know if you are selling any hazmat

products or products that qualify under Amazon's dangerous goods policy. Something to be

mindful of.

Moving on to our second news piece of the week,

we get into the expansion of Amazon Prime.

Now, I don't know about you,

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