Amazon Warns Sellers of Account Risks Ahead of Peak Season

Amazon Warns Sellers of Account Risks Ahead of Peak Season

Ahead of the Amazon peak season, a "clean-up" action reminds sellers to prioritize compliant operations. Recent exposure of incentivized review groups has drawn platform attention, highlighting compliance as the mainstream. Sellers should deeply understand platform policies, avoid false advertising, build genuine customer relationships, and strengthen risk control to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of their stores. Avoiding violations is crucial to prevent account damage due to non-compliant practices.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Adapt to New Rules Ahead of Black Friday

Amazon Sellers Adapt to New Rules Ahead of Black Friday

Amazon has released new Listing regulations, requiring certain product types to include attributes such as color, size, description, and category name. Sellers need to comprehensively review existing Listings, optimize product information, and pay close attention to platform rules. Amazon's Q3 financial report shows a slowdown in growth, but the company still possesses market potential. Sellers should actively respond, enhance competitiveness, and prepare for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Guide to Optimizing Underperforming Amazon Ad Keywords

Guide to Optimizing Underperforming Amazon Ad Keywords

Don't be too quick to negate Amazon advertising keywords! Differentiate relevance and precisely negate irrelevant terms. Related keywords require analysis and should be negated cautiously. Continuous optimization and adjustment are crucial for maximizing campaign performance. Focus on identifying keywords that are truly detrimental to your advertising goals before implementing negative keywords. Regularly review and refine your negative keyword list to ensure you're not inadvertently blocking valuable traffic and sales.

01/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Grapple with Mass Trademark Invalidations

Amazon Sellers Grapple with Mass Trademark Invalidations

A Shenzhen service provider's violations have led to the potential invalidation of over 13,000 trademarks, causing significant losses for Amazon sellers. Emergency solutions, such as reapplying for trademarks, are offered. The importance of trademark compliance is emphasized to avoid future risks and protect intellectual property rights. Sellers are urged to review their trademark status and ensure they are working with reputable and compliant service providers to mitigate potential damage.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon EU Fashion Sellers Face GPSR AI Compliance Hurdles

Amazon EU Fashion Sellers Face GPSR AI Compliance Hurdles

Amazon Europe sellers face a looming deadline for compliance with the EU's General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), requiring adherence by the end of 2024. Simultaneously, AI technology is empowering fashion e-commerce by optimizing the shopping experience with personalized size recommendations and fit review summaries, thus reducing return rates. Sellers should proactively address compliance challenges and embrace AI technologies to enhance competitiveness in the evolving e-commerce landscape.

12/29/2025 Logistics
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Amazon US Mandates TIC Verification for Lithium Batteries

Amazon US Mandates TIC Verification for Lithium Batteries

Amazon US is implementing new regulations for lithium battery products like power banks, requiring direct verification through third-party independent testing organizations (TIC). Non-compliant products face removal. Sellers need to promptly review their products, select qualified TIC organizations, and closely monitor Amazon's policy changes to ensure compliant sales. This new rule emphasizes independent verification and stricter enforcement of safety standards for lithium batteries sold on the platform.

01/30/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon FBA Key Factors Affecting Product Listing Speed

Amazon FBA Key Factors Affecting Product Listing Speed

The listing time after Amazon FBA inbound is influenced by various factors. This article delves into key aspects such as inbound receiving, product review, listing preparation, peak/off-peak seasons, and split shipment strategies. We provide practical advice to improve listing efficiency, helping sellers optimize operations and accelerate sales. Understanding these elements is crucial for minimizing delays and ensuring products are available for purchase promptly after arriving at Amazon's fulfillment centers.

01/30/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Amazon Prime Day Sales Strategies for Retailers

Amazon Prime Day Sales Strategies for Retailers

This article provides an in-depth analysis of refined operational strategies for Amazon Prime Day, covering key aspects such as keyword ranking optimization, discount settings, advertising budget allocation, keyword matrix construction, review maintenance, and off-site traffic generation. It aims to help sellers prepare thoroughly, seize Prime Day opportunities, and achieve significant sales growth. The strategies discussed are designed to maximize visibility and conversion rates during the peak shopping event.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Updates Algorithm to Enhance Seller Rankings and Sales

Amazon Updates Algorithm to Enhance Seller Rankings and Sales

Amazon's algorithm has undergone significant adjustments. This article delves into key changes, including increased conversion rate weighting, altered review weighting, stricter enforcement against violations, reduced effectiveness of on-site promotion, the advantage of FBA warehousing, higher advertising order weighting, and accelerated keyword ranking. It provides sellers with an updated guide for crafting bestseller strategies, considering the evolving algorithm and emphasizing the importance of adaptation for successful e-commerce operation on Amazon.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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WTO Aid for Trade Review Boosts Global Customs Cooperation

WTO Aid for Trade Review Boosts Global Customs Cooperation

The World Customs Organization (WCO) actively showcases its contribution to enhancing supply chain efficiency and harmonizing border management in the WTO's Aid for Trade Global Review, emphasizing the importance of trade facilitation. Through its tools, projects, and capacity building programs, the WCO consistently supports its members in simplifying customs procedures, strengthening supply chain security, and promoting global trade facilitation, thus contributing to the prosperity of global trade.

12/30/2025 Customs Knowledge
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