Amazon U.S. Site Mandates Country of Origin Label by June 30
Amazon U.S. requires all FBA products to complete the 'Country/Region of Origin' information in the backend by June 30, 2026. Sellers who fail to do so will face risks such as being unable to create shipments, having shipments rejected, or listings being removed.
What are the key facts?
- 1Amazon U.S. site
- 2Complete country of origin information by June 30
- 3Failure to comply risks removal of listings
What happened?
Amazon U.S. has mandated that sellers complete the origin information for all FBA products by June 30. This requirement aims to enhance transparency and consumer trust, ensuring the authentic sourcing of products. Sellers who do not comply will face severe penalties such as being unable to create shipments or having shipments rejected, and some sellers are already being intercepted by the system when creating shipments due to missing origin information; this requirement is also being extended to some European sites.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Sellers must complete the country of origin information promptly to avoid inventory buildup or sales interruptions due to compliance issues. Top priority action: Use inventory files to bulk update ASIN country of origin information and ensure compliance for all relevant products.