Amazon Pan-EU Netherlands is now a reality — and brings many new challenges, but also opportunities, for marketplace sellers. With the integration of the Netherlands into the cross-border Pan-European Fulfillment Program (Pan-EU), Amazon is further expanding its European influence.
What does that mean specifically for you as a seller? It's simple: You have to act — and do it now. Because anyone who does not prepare their offers risks not only loss of visibility, but also legal and tax problems.
In this article, you'll learn:
The Netherlands has been part of Amazon's pan-EU fulfillment program since July 2025. This means that products that you approve for Pan-EU can in future automatically via the Amazon warehouse in the Netherlands be sent to Dutch customers.
Sounds like an extra effort? It's true — but it's worth it.
Amazon is now also moving the pan-EU network across the Netherlands — and anyone who doesn't swim along will quickly fall by the wayside. Amazon itself In doing so, it is further expanding its logistical power in Europe.
Wondering if you're automatically there? Unfortunately no. There are a few stumbling blocks on the way to successful pan-EU sales in NL.
In Seller Central, you must explicitly state that you use Pan-EU — and that now includes NL as a new warehouse location With a.
As soon as you store goods in the Netherlands, you must have a Sales tax ID (NL-VAT) apply. There is also a message in OSS procedure Not enough in many cases.
Not convinced yet? Then take a look at the next points...
The devil is in the details — and often in the listing on Amazon. A clean configuration is mandatory if you visible & deliverable in NL want to stay.
Your products must also be on amazon.nl be active. Make sure that the ASIN assignment is working correctly in your account.
Automatic translations are dangerous. Amazon prefers professional Dutch texts — this includes titles, bullets, descriptions, and even backend keywords.
You can determine whether your offers automatically be rolled out for NL — or rather Manually marketplace-wise be released.
💡 Want to know what else is changing? Then take a look at the new Amazon fees, which are related to Pan-EU.
The new warehouse is not a playground — it can quickly become uncomfortable for tax purposes if you start unprepared.
Mandatory when stored on site. You need:
Many sellers think: “I'm registered in the OSS process, that's enough.” Not entirely. As soon as Amazon goods stored in an NL warehouse on your behalf, you must also contact them.
📌 On the MetaPrice FAQ page You will find valuable answers to tax and inventory questions.
If you go along, you'll have the chance to surf at the very top. If you wait and see, you'll be pushed out of the market — it's as simple as that.
Time for a bit of hands-on. After all, what good is a good plan without implementation?
In the menu: Settings → Shipping by Amazon → Select countries
Confirm participation in Pan-EU including new region Netherlands
Activate that your inventory is approved for the warehouse in NL. Otherwise, nothing happens.
📬 Do you need help with the implementation? Then contact the Metaprice team directly — they help you step by step.
Yes Anyone who stores there needs a national sales tax ID (NL-VAT).
No Since July 2025, NL has been an integral part of the package.
Your listings are not active in NL — you Loses visibility & revenue.
In Seller Central under Inventory — there you can see the status per country.
Yes — both Amazon and third-party providers provide centralized control.
Only to a limited extent. You still need a NL tax number.
Yes Legislative texts must in local language & legally compliant be present.
Yes Faster shipping = better visibility — especially for Prime users.
The Pan-EU launch in the Netherlands is not a side note — but a real game changer. Amazon is expanding its infrastructure — and you need to join in.
Whether tax, technical or strategic — who Act now, not only secures competitive advantages, but also Relevance in a new market.
👉 Review your strategy now, adjust Seller Central — and get your brand ready for the Dutch market.
And if you're not sure Who can support you, helps you Metaprice More personally — uncomplicated and practical.