Amazon Fulfillment Center POZ1 Sady (Poznań), PL

The Amazon POZ1 Fulfillment Center, located in Sady (near Poznań, Wielkopolskie, Poland), is one of Amazon’s earliest and most important hubs in Poland. Its location near the S11 expressway and A2 motorway makes POZ1 a strategic gateway for FBA shipments across Poland and into Germany.

Amazon POZ1 at a Glance

To ensure your inbound shipments to Amazon POZ1 are processed quickly and efficiently, take note of these verified specifications:

• FC Code: POZ1

• Full Address: ul. Poznańska 1d, 62‑080 Sady, Poland

• Booking System: All inbound shipments must be registered via Amazon Carrier Central

• Notice Period: 24 hours in advance

• Pallet Exchange: Yes

• Deep Sea Imports: No

• Slip Sheet Unloading: No

Strategic Location

Situated in Sady near Poznań, POZ1 benefits from its proximity to Poznań Airport, the A2 motorway, and the German border, making it a prime hub for both domestic and cross‑border FBA shipments into Western Europe.

Operational Specifications for POZ1

All deliveries to Amazon POZ1 must comply with Amazon’s inbound requirements, including correct palletization, labeling, and vehicle compliance. Non‑compliant shipments risk rejection or delays.

Booking and Hours

• Appointments: Required via Carrier Central

• Receiving Hours:

  • Monday – Saturday:

    • Day shift: 07:00 – 16:00

    • Night shift: 18:30 – 04:00

Vehicle Requirements

Loose Loaded Parcels Accepted:

• Sprinters

• Transit vans

Palletised Deliveries Accepted:

• 7.5‑tonne vehicles

• Articulated vehicles

Not Permitted:

• Private vehicles (cars)

• Sprinters / Transit vans (for palletised deliveries)

• Flatbed trucks

• Vehicles under 7.5 tonnes

• Drag & drop trailers

• Double‑deck trailers

• Tail lifts

Cargo Preparation

• Pallet Type: Standard EURO pallets (120x80 cm)

• Height Limits:

  • Single Pallet: max 1.8m

  • Double Stacked: max 2.8m (including pallet height)

• Labelling: Every item, carton, and pallet must carry a valid FNSKU or shipping label

• Wrapping: Pallets must be stable, shrink‑wrapped, and transparent