Amazon may be departing the small suppliers who rely on its stage at the dust. Amazon is culling its supplier list, getting rid of small players in favor of large brands and conglomerates such as Procter & Gamble, Sony, and Lego, which supply wholesale prices. Jeff Bezos consistently has a master plan, and it always meant so much more than only being a business that sold things, So it seems like Amazon is telling the world, it’ll no more be a retailer.

With the rise of supercenters such as Walmart in the 20th century, smaller manufacturers and businesses were effectively banished from primary streets. Currently, Amazon, which has been grabbing market share, may purge them from the web, too.

Amazon is attempting to slash away prices in its own retail company and working together with mainly major suppliers will help the firm do that.

Amazon allegedly told some smaller suppliers it is only going to pay 5 percent more to get products which are tariffed 25%, per the Washington Post.

“We review our selling partner relationships on an individual basis as part of our normal course of business and any speculation of a large scale reduction of vendors is incorrect. Like any business, we make changes when we see an opportunity to provide customers with improved selection, value, and convenience, and we do this thoughtfully and considerately on a case-by-case basis.” an Amazon spokesperson told Gizmodo at a statement by email.

Now, these sellers will continue to have the ability to use the Amazon platform for marketing. However, they will have the stock, they may or may not manage fulfillment and, most importantly, they would just get paid if and when a purchase is made. Amazon would collect a commission for its services.

The cut-off for sellers to continue to utilize the conventional Amazon system has been reported to be $10 million in annual sales, with variants for particular classifications. As such, this may impact a massive number of companies which market on the site.

If nothing happens, this action would seem to reconfirm the unusually uncertain place that all businesses which work on Amazon, But especially the smaller ones, Confront as the company works to improve its bloated bottom line.

Amazon hasn’t made a secret of how it likes doing company this way, but this move, if it turns out as reported, would represent a massive acceleration in this strategy.