Amazon U.S. Requires Mandatory Origin Labeling by June 30
Amazon U.S. requires sellers to complete the 'origin' information for all FBA products in the backend by June 30. Products not updated by the deadline will risk not being able to create shipments, be refused entry, or have listings removed.
What are the key facts?
- 1Amazon U.S.
- 2Complete 'origin' information by June 30
- 3Failure to comply may result in inability to create shipments or have products removed
What happened?
Amazon U.S. requires that all FBA products must have their country of origin information completed in the seller's backend by June 30, 2026. Failure to do so will risk the inability to create shipments, denial of entry, or the removal of listings. This new regulation aims to strengthen product transparency and compliance, ensuring consumers receive accurate information regarding product origins. Sellers should take this policy seriously and promptly update their information to avoid affecting the sellability of their products.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Sellers should quickly check inventory files to bulk complete origin information and avoid stockouts or account restrictions due to compliance issues. Highest priority action: complete the upload of origin information for all FBA products by June 30.