From August 31, 2026, FBM products that trigger account health risks will generally be deactivated individually instead of exposing the entire account to the same risk.
From November 2, 2026, new insurance policies submitted by sellers in mainland China must be obtained through Amazon Insurance Accelerator; certain high-safety-requirement categories are not subject to the sales threshold.
From July 1, 2026, imported parcels valued at no more than €150 will incur a €3 customs duty per item or customs tariff line.
TikTok Shop is expanding penalties for false logistics tracking and postage fraud to cross-border and local Managed Sellers; severe violations may result in store suspension.
eBay says that from July 1, 2026, sellers who fail to meet performance expectations for four consecutive months or longer may be charged a higher additional Final Value Fee.
Amazon has launched Standard Ocean Express for sellers using SMP inbound shipments to U.S. East Coast FBA warehouses, offering rail transport via the Port of Los Angeles.
Amazon has added automatic coupon-draft saving, pre-submission review, historical coupon copying, and step tracking to help multi-marketplace and multi-brand sellers reduce repetitive work and configuration errors.
Sellers can use Walmart GenAI to optimize product content, but generated information must be accurate, truthful, and rights-compliant; some updates may take up to 24 hours to process.
Walmart consolidates product compliance, account compliance, performance, return-address verification, restricted-category approvals, and sales restrictions in one place for ongoing seller review.
eBay requires certain sellers to complete additional seller enablement before selling individual items to the United States with a total price, including shipping, of $500 or more. The policy took effect on August 27, 2025.
Sellers can use Versori to import company information and product catalogs from other platforms into Seller Center, but account, inventory, pricing, and content reviews are still required before publication.
Some seasonal meltable products can have FBA inbound plans created from August 31, 2026, with sales resuming in stages; chocolate and certain other products must wait until later dates.
Walmart requires different business verification documents based on the company’s registration country and verifies business identity, address, contacts, tax information, and authorization to operate.
Some meltable products in U.S. FBA will gradually resume inbound shipments and sales. Sellers should review replenishment, packaging, temperature control, and sale-availability dates.
Walmart Mexico explains that the platform may withhold IVA, ISR, and state-level taxes. Rates depend on seller status, RFC status, and fulfillment information.
Consumers in Mexico can purchase hundreds of thousands of eligible products from U.S. Marketplace sellers, with international carriers handling delivery and customs clearance.
Amazon’s 2026 holiday peak fulfillment fees will apply from October 15 through January 14, 2027, averaging about $0.32 more per unit, plus a 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge.
Amazon’s 2026 U.S. FBA fees will increase by approximately $0.08 per unit on average, with most changes effective January 15. Adjustments vary by size, price band, and inventory level.
Walmart is expanding Seller Performance Report metrics. Three KPIs will be available on September 14, while two more are planned for October 19; the Refunds metric has been discontinued.
Amazon will allow some meltable inventory to be sent to FBA again from August 31, 2026, but inbound and selling dates vary by product.