FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) and dropshipping are often confused, but they are two distinct business models. With FBA, sellers send their products in bulk to Amazon's warehouses, and Amazon handles storage, packaging, and shipping directly to customers. In contrast, dropshipping involves listing products from a third-party supplier without holding any inventory. When a customer places an order, the seller forwards it to the supplier, who then ships the product directly to the buyer.

While both methods eliminate the need for personal inventory management, the key difference lies in control and logistics. FBA gives sellers more control over their products' quality and branding, whereas dropshipping relies on third-party suppliers to fulfill orders, which may result in delays or inconsistencies.

Partnering with a trusted logistics company like Forest Leopard International Logistics can enhance the FBA experience. With expertise in international shipping and seamless integration with Amazon’s fulfillment process, Forest Leopard ensures your products are delivered efficiently to Amazon warehouses, helping you avoid the pitfalls of delayed or mismanaged shipments often encountered in dropshipping.

In conclusion, while both FBA and dropshipping offer convenience, FBA provides a more reliable, scalable option for sellers who want to grow their brand.