Amazon Tightens Product Listing Rules on Color Size Brand

Amazon Tightens Product Listing Rules on Color Size Brand

Amazon will update its product information and brand name policies for the US, Europe, and Japan marketplaces in June. Sellers should pay attention to mandatory attributes like color and size, and standardize brand identification to avoid impacting sales due to incomplete information or brand confusion. Proactively adapting to policy changes is crucial for sellers' continued success on the Amazon platform. This update requires sellers to ensure their listings comply with the new guidelines to maintain smooth operations and avoid potential penalties.

12/31/2025 Logistics
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Douyin Adjusts Seller Deposit Rules to Boost Platform Growth

Douyin Adjusts Seller Deposit Rules to Boost Platform Growth

This article provides an in-depth analysis of TikTok Shop's security deposit system, exploring the reasons and impact of deposit adjustments, and offering corresponding strategies. It focuses on recent category adjustment cases, such as trendy toys blind boxes and agarwood. The article emphasizes streamlining categories, improving operational quality, and paying attention to platform announcements as key methods for merchants to mitigate risks and ensure smooth shop operations. It aims to help sellers navigate the changing deposit landscape and maintain a healthy TikTok Shop presence.

Amazon Relaxes Japan Toy Rules Plans South Africa Growth

Amazon Relaxes Japan Toy Rules Plans South Africa Growth

Amazon Japan has adjusted its compliance policy for the children's toy category, lowering the target age threshold, which benefits toy sellers by reducing costs. Simultaneously, Amazon South Africa is about to launch, providing cross-border e-commerce sellers with an opportunity to seize the African market. Sellers should seize this opportunity, adjust their strategies, and embrace new growth points. This expansion presents a significant advantage for businesses looking to tap into a new and emerging market with potentially high growth potential.

Amazon Sellers Adapt to AB Testing Changes Inventory Rules

Amazon Sellers Adapt to AB Testing Changes Inventory Rules

Amazon's A/B testing feature has been upgraded, allowing for automatic deployment of optimized product descriptions to improve conversion rates. Meanwhile, the countdown for automatic removal of aged inventory in the European marketplace has begun, urging sellers to promptly review and adjust settings to avoid losses. Furthermore, the issue of unauthorized product listings (copycats) remains a concern, highlighting the critical importance of strengthening intellectual property protection on the platform.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Global Air Freight Liability Rules for Damaged Goods Explained

Global Air Freight Liability Rules for Damaged Goods Explained

International air freight cargo packaging must meet safety regulations and protection requirements, focusing on 'damage prevention, leakage prevention, and compliance with security checks.' Damage liability is determined based on 'packaging compliance' and 'responsible party's fault.' This article provides a detailed interpretation of international air freight cargo packaging specifications and liability determination. It also offers suggestions for reducing the risk of damage, helping you avoid risks and protect your rights. Proper packaging is crucial to minimize potential losses and ensure smooth transportation.

Poland Tightens EPR Rules Risks Product Bans for Noncompliance

Poland Tightens EPR Rules Risks Product Bans for Noncompliance

Poland's EPR regulations are becoming increasingly stringent, with new rules coming into effect in 2025. Companies need to complete EPR registration as soon as possible, optimize their packaging strategies, and establish internal compliance mechanisms. Non-compliance will result in fines and product recalls. Proactively addressing EPR challenges is not only a compliance requirement but also an opportunity for companies to establish a socially responsible image. Early preparation and a robust compliance strategy are crucial for navigating the evolving regulatory landscape and mitigating potential risks.

China Clarifies Export Tax Refund Rules for Uncollected Payments

China Clarifies Export Tax Refund Rules for Uncollected Payments

This article addresses the export tax rebate issues faced by foreign trade enterprises when they cannot collect foreign exchange for exported goods. It provides a detailed interpretation of the "Deemed Collection of Foreign Exchange" policy, listing ten common scenarios and the required documents. Furthermore, it clarifies the collection period, reporting circumstances, and tax treatment methods. The aim is to assist enterprises in operating in compliance, protecting their rights, and successfully enjoying the export tax rebate policy.

Shopee Sellers Gain Clarity on Returns and Dispute Rules

Shopee Sellers Gain Clarity on Returns and Dispute Rules

This article, from a data analyst's perspective, provides an in-depth analysis of Shopee's return and refund policy, offering actionable strategies to help sellers effectively handle disputes and protect their rights. Covering rule interpretation, process analysis, practical strategies, data-driven insights, and case studies, the aim is to build a robust return and refund management system and improve operational efficiency. This guide empowers sellers to navigate the complexities of Shopee returns, minimize losses, and enhance customer satisfaction through proactive dispute resolution.

West African Customs Officials Trained on Rules of Origin

West African Customs Officials Trained on Rules of Origin

The WCO and JICA are collaborating on a Rules of Origin training program in West Africa. This initiative focuses on developing 'trainers' to enhance customs capacity in the region. The project aims to equip customs officials with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively implement and manage Rules of Origin, particularly in the context of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). By strengthening customs capacity, the program seeks to facilitate trade and address the challenges posed by the AfCFTA.

Uganda US Ease Trade Barriers by Dropping Consular Rules

Uganda US Ease Trade Barriers by Dropping Consular Rules

In 2006, Uganda and the United States jointly submitted a proposal to the WTO to eliminate consular authentication requirements related to trade in goods. The proposal explicitly prohibits requiring consular transactions, defines the specific content of such transactions, and emphasizes the importance of technical assistance and capacity building to help developing countries adapt to the trade environment after the elimination of consular authentication. This initiative aims to reduce trade costs, shorten delivery times, and promote trade growth, particularly benefiting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) involved in international trade.