For Amazon sellers, brands & FBA aggregators

Amazon FBA liquidation, done properly

Stop paying aged-inventory surcharges and storage fees on stock that won't sell. Raise a removal order to our UK warehouse and we'll auction your FBA stock to competing trade, bargain and charity buyers — a better return than Amazon liquidation, sold anonymously with no ASIN relisting risk.

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Removal order to our UK warehouse
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Auction beats 5–10% liquidation
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Anonymous — protects your ASIN
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Fulfilment & storage handled

How FBA clearance works

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Send us the details

Tell us the ASINs, quantities and dates in a quick, no-obligation offer. No account needed.

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Raise a removal order

Send your stock straight to our UK warehouse. We inspect, photograph and auction it by unit, case or pallet — with your identity kept private.

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You get paid

Competing bids drive the price up. We agree terms up front, handle logistics, and pay you when it sells.

Stock selling on the marketplace right now

New clearance lots are added regularly. Browse the live marketplace to see what is available right now — or, if you have surplus or short-dated stock to clear, offer it to us and we will handle the rest.

💷 A better recovery than liquidation

Amazon's liquidation programme and one-off brokers hand you a single take-it-or-leave-it offer, often just 5–10% of your selling price. We auction your stock to competing buyers, so real demand sets the price — which typically recovers considerably more on quality, in-date lines.

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🔒 No ASIN or brand damage

Third-party liquidators can resell your goods against your own ASIN and undercut your Buy Box. On ClearanceFood your identity stays private — buyers see the products, not your brand — so you clear stock without training customers to wait for a cheaper listing.

Clearing non-Amazon stock too? →

Tell us what you need to clear

No account needed. It takes about two minutes.

Optional if you add a photo or a stock list. Tick the box for a mixed pallet.

Only our buying team sees this. Buyers see the region.

Real photos of the stock, where it sits. Show the date if you can, but crop out company names, delivery notes, warehouse addresses and branded pallet wrap — we will not send buyers a photo that could name you. JPG/PNG/WebP, max 5MB each, up to 5.

Clearing lots of lines? Attach your list instead of typing them out — CSV, Excel, or PDF, max 8MB. Only our buying team can open it, and it covers the barcode question above.

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A rough figure saves a round of emails. It stays between you and our buying team — buyers never see it, so it won't cap what they offer.

Who should we offer it to? *

How we use this offer

After you approve the wording, we show an anonymised lot to verified UK trade buyers who log in to clearancefood.com — on the site and in the deal-alert emails those buyers have asked for — so they can bid on the whole lot. They see the photos, description, quantity, storage type, region and the leading bid; not your company name, postcode, asking price or the barcode you enter. Nothing is sent to buyers until you approve it, or confirm it with us by phone. That is the service; it applies to every lot we take on.

Your identity stays private. It is shared only with the one buyer whose offer you accept, so they can arrange collection and payment. Other bidders never learn who you are.

Also show it more widely (optional)

Logged-in buyers see the lot either way. The boxes below let us also put it on a public page, in link previews, on social media, or keep a short sold-lot record — which usually means more offers. They are ticked for you; untick anything you would rather we did not do. You can withdraw at any time by replying to any lot email.

By sending, you agree that we show these photos and stock details, without naming your business, to verified buyers on clearancefood.com and in their deal-alert emails, to collect bids once you have approved the lot. You also agree to our terms and privacy policy.

Amazon FBA clearance FAQ

How do I clear my Amazon FBA stock in the UK?+

Tell us what you have, then raise an Amazon removal order to our UK warehouse. We inspect, photograph, list and auction your stock by unit, case or pallet to trade buyers, bargain hunters and charities. No account is needed to send us your details.

Is this better than Amazon liquidation?+

Amazon's own liquidation typically recovers only 5-10% of your selling price, because one buyer sets the number. We put your stock in front of competing buyers instead — a public or B2B auction, or an anonymous offer round where verified trade buyers bid against each other — so sellers usually recover far more, with no risk of a third-party liquidator relisting your goods against your ASIN.

How does the anonymous offer round work for FBA stock?+

We write the lot up without anything that identifies you — no seller name, no ASIN or barcode, and only a broad region. Verified trade buyers offer against each other and can see the leading total, but never who else is bidding or who the stock belongs to. Offers are binding on the buyer until the round closes, and we agree the best one with you before anything is committed.

Will other sellers see that it is my stock?+

Not to the market. Buyers see the products, not your company or seller name, and other bidders never learn who you are. Your identity is shared only with the one buyer whose offer you accept, so they can arrange collection and payment — which protects your brand, your Buy Box and your retail relationships.

What about aged-inventory surcharges and long-term storage fees?+

Removing slow-moving units before the aged-inventory surcharge and monthly storage fees stack up stops the ongoing bleed. Instead of paying to store or disposing of stock for pennies, you give it a second, competitive route to market.

What FBA stock can you take?+

Ambient, chilled and frozen food and drink, plus customer returns, removal-order and unfulfillable stock, aged inventory, overstock, end-of-line and discontinued lines. We sell best-before (quality) stock — never anything past its use-by (safety) date.

How much does it cost and how do I get paid?+

Submitting an offer is free with no obligation. We agree terms with you up front, handle listing and logistics, and pay you once your lot sells.