Summary
Enforcement Actions section clarified with four specific consequences for choking hazard policy violations: account health deduction, listing removal, access revocation, customer refunds. No new enforcement powers introduced—restates existing policy framework.
Why it matters
Sellers need clear visibility into what consequences apply if they violate choking hazard labeling requirements. This change reorganizes enforcement language for transparency but does not expand enforcement scope or create new penalties.
Recommended action
Review and ensure all choking hazard-regulated products include required CPSC-compliant warnings in listings and packaging. No urgency—this is clarification of pre-existing enforcement, not a new requirement.
Deducting points from your Account Health Rating (a metric that measures your performance as a seller)
No content was removed in this update.
Affects: Seller
