Keystone Compliance Joins Amazon’s APASS Network

NEW CASTLE, USA, 2019-Jul-14 — /EPR Network/ — Keystone Package Testing has joined the Amazon Packaging Support and Supplier Network (APASS). Keystone’s experienced technicians are looking forward to working with Amazon vendors and suppliers to help reduce costs and fees associated with E-commerce.

Amazon developed the APASS program to reduce packaging waste and increase customer satisfaction. However, companies also have the opportunity to avoid chargebacks and prep fees with certification. The three-tier certification program includes: Tier 1- Frustration Free Packaging (FFP), Tier 2- Ships-in-Own-Container (SIOC), and Tier 3- Prep-Free Packaging (PFP). To incentivize companies, Amazon is enforcing a $1.99 per unit chargeback to vendors and distributors who are not certified, effective August 1, 2019. Those charges can be eliminated with FFP and SIOC certification.

The Keystone Package Testing laboratory is internationally accredited so their reports will be recognized and accepted globally. Experienced in testing enclosures, shipping containers, packaging materials, packaging components, and unit loads, Keystone is prepared to help companies achieve certification. Innovation, experience, and knowledge has distinguished Keystone as a premier package testing facility. In addition to Amazon APASS, they have been certified to test to ISTA, ASTM, Sam’s Club, QVC, FedEx, and Walmart standards.

To help companies navigate the complex standards, Keystone Package Testing has created a free online quiz that will recommend the best testing type based on specific customer needs. To learn more about Keystone’s package testing services or to request a quote, please visit www.apasslab.com or contact Scott Bischoff at scottb@apasslab.com

About Keystone Package Testing
Keystone is Package Testing. Perfected. Keystone Package Testing is a DBA of Keystone Compliance, LLC. Since its founding in 2007, Keystone has differentiated itself as a testing lab focused on accuracy, communication, and timeliness while maintaining competitive prices. In addition to Amazon APASS, this full-service package testing laboratory located in New Castle, PA is accredited to ISO-17025 and International Safe Transit Association (ISTA). For more information please visit www.apasslab.com.

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