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TikTok Shop requires beauty and personal care product information to be accurate and consistent. Imitation brands, exaggerated claims, and unverified comparative claims are prohibited, and violations may result in delisting or account restrictions.
Amazon’s U.S. store will add dangerous goods compliance questions covering refrigeration equipment, shock absorbers and writing instruments, requiring sellers to submit accurate documentation when creating or editing listings.
The EU and the Philippines have reached a free trade agreement aimed at eliminating approximately 94% of bilateral tariffs; sellers must still await entry into force and verify origin rules and supporting documents.
The EU has adopted temporary trade-liberalization measures to support Armenian exports, and some import tariffs may change; sellers must await details confirming the applicable goods and conditions.
The Philippines site has released an after-sale dispute escalation policy, requiring sellers to prepare product, logistics, communication, and return-inspection evidence while bearing the risk of platform enforcement.
The EU’s new customs law places platforms and non-EU sellers under more direct import-compliance responsibilities and removes the traditional customs-duty exemption for low-value parcels.
eBay will display a Commercial Guarantee of Durability label on eligible products sold to EU consumers, requiring sellers to complete guarantee-period, brand, and model information.
TikTok Shop U.S. has launched an original image protection program; eligible images published for the first time may receive one year of protection, along with risk alerts and removal of suspected copied content.
TikTok Shop U.S. requires products using multiple brand elements to submit co-branded authorization or joint-license documentation.
TikTok Shop U.S. allows AI-generated product images, but images must not alter product attributes or add nonexistent content; violations may lead to delisting, reduced traffic, or restricted selling privileges.
TikTok Shop U.S. clarified that some products may be sold but cannot appear on the Shop Tab homepage or in recommendation feeds; violations may lead to removal, penalty points, traffic cancellation, or loss of selling privileges.
TikTok Shop’s new Partner Center terms of service have taken effect, requiring businesses operating across multiple markets to review their contracting entities, authorization scope, and data-processing arrangements.
Some Philippines sellers must enable Two-Step Verification; failure to complete it may affect login, funds, product management or order processing.
TikTok Shop’s U.S. site requires all live auctions to use the built-in LIVE Auction feature. Eligible scenarios and product categories are restricted.
Philippines sellers may be required to reverify because of store or product risks; failure to complete reverification may lead to account restrictions, suspension or store closure.
eBay will add listing fields, API support, and label displays related to EU durability guarantee requirements. Products must include the guarantee period, brand, and model information.
Walmart international orders are generally sold by third-party sellers; buyers bear import taxes, customs clearance costs and related charges, while sellers must check destination-country restrictions.
The Walmart seller forum warned that attackers are impersonating the “Walmart Marketplace / Verification Team” and sending malicious PDFs to prompt sellers to take action by citing intellectual property complaints and account interruption.
The U.S. CPSC electronic filing requirement takes effect on July 8, 2026. Relevant sellers must submit compliance certificates when goods enter the country, and Walmart will not act as the importer of record.
From July 1, 2026, the EU will impose a €3 duty per item or tariff line on goods shipped directly from outside the EU to consumers, with a consignment value of no more than €150.