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Amazon has updated compliance requirements, mandating sellers to clearly mark all characters generated by AI in Listing images and A+ content to adhere to the platform's content transparency policy.
TikTok Shop will implement strict new product qualification regulations in stages across the EU and UK. Sellers must complete relevant certifications and submit materials within the designated time or risk having existing products removed.
Amazon North America has launched a compliance campaign targeting lithium-battery-powered small appliances, requiring sellers to obtain insurance and provide safety reports verified by third-party organizations. Listings that are not completed by the deadline may be removed.
The U.S. Trade Fraud Task Force (TFTF) has intensified enforcement against 18 types of violations, including false countries of origin and undervaluation. Violating sellers face administrative and criminal penalties, as well as civil damages of up to three times the loss.
The U.S. Trade Fraud Task Force (TFTF) has recovered over $1 billion in losses within its first ten months. Its enforcement scope covers 18 types of violations, including false country of origin, undervaluation of goods, and evasion of tariffs, holding all parties in the supply chain accountable.
The U.S. government has launched investigations regarding the enforcement of forced labor import bans against 60 economies. This move may result in stricter scrutiny of goods entering the U.S. market from those countries.
Google announced an expanded partnership with LegitScript, recognizing its healthcare merchant certification for telemedicine providers in Spain. Starting August 5, 2026, telemedicine businesses with this certification will be eligible to promote their services on Google Ads.
Amazon North America has recently implemented rigorous compliance checks for lithium battery-powered small appliances, and related sellers need to promptly verify product certifications and compliance documentation.
TikTok Shop has tightened its content policy in 2026, focusing on combating false advertising and misleading marketing, with specific disclosure requirements for AI-generated content.
The industry is working to regulate transactions initiated by AI agents. A-Comm Technologies has released a draft evidence protocol aimed at validating the effectiveness of AI automated trading. Additionally, a software quality report indicates that payment failures remain a major technical pain point in e-commerce operations.
The European Union has introduced new regulations for cross-border e-commerce, mandating that by June 19, 2026, all e-commerce platforms and independent sites targeting European consumers must provide a clear and user-friendly online return function, and cannot rely solely on downloadable forms or email processing to protect consumer rights.
Starting July 1, the EU has officially abolished the tax exemption for low-value packages, implementing a €3 tariff on all packages valued under €150 imported from non-EU countries. This measure aims to combat undervaluation practices and balance competition between sellers inside and outside the EU.
The FDA has recently issued a warning advising food businesses to protect their Food Facility Registration (FFR) information. Some third-party e-commerce platforms have been requiring sellers to provide FFR account passwords during the onboarding process, which poses significant security risks and could lead to alterations or misuse of registration information.
The U.S. Department of Justice has ruled that TikTok is no longer subject to restrictions on government devices, as it has reorganized into an independent entity controlled by U.S. investors. This legal compliance confirmation significantly reduces the compliance risks for brands advertising on TikTok.
TikTok Shop has recently reinforced its logistics compliance policy, cracking down on false logistics tracking. Sellers found engaging in false sign-offs or shipping from non-designated warehouses may face extended settlement periods or even store suspension.
The European Commission has fined AliExpress €550 million for inadequate measures in preventing counterfeit and unsafe products. The platform faces additional penalties if compliance is not improved within six months.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) implemented mandatory electronic declaration regulations on July 8. The survey shows that 64% of companies in the Asia-Pacific region are not fully prepared, risking customs delays or fines.
The Dutch Consumers' Association has launched an investigation into the promotional activities of Amazon and Bol, accusing them of offering false discounts. The investigation found that some promotional prices were higher than the lowest price over the past 30 days, violating EU pricing regulations.
On July 8, Amazon mandated that sellers of imported consumer goods submit electronic declarations of CPSC compliance certificates. Goods that fail to provide the required compliance data will face customs holds and delays in warehousing, necessitating seller compliance throughout the supply chain to ensure timely logistics.
Starting July 2026, high-revenue sellers on Shopee and TikTok Shop are required to use electronic invoices. Non-compliance will result in penalties. This policy seeks to regulate the e-commerce tax environment, and sellers must quickly complete system integration.