Summary
Policy section clarified: Mandatory PGA Compliance, CBP Inspections, and Potential Tariffs now explicitly stated in "What This Means for Sellers." Sellers must submit documentation to FDA, USDA, CPSC, EPA before import entry or face clearance delays and tariff liability.
Why it matters
Sellers must document regulatory compliance to avoid listing rejections, shipment delays, and customs holds. Non-compliance triggers enforcement under Seller Enforcement Policy. Tariffs now apply post-May 2025. Failure to act risks revenue impact and account status.
Recommended action
Audit product catalog against FDA, USDA, CPSC, EPA, DOT, FCC scopes. Identify regulated items. Gather and verify required certificates (GCC, CPC, FDA registration, TSCA, FCC). Coordinate with customs broker or compliance provider. Submit documentation before Q2 2025 deadline to prevent listing suspension.
Mandatory PGA Compliance:
Products subject to oversight by agencies such as the FDA, USDA, CPSC, EPA, and others will require proper information and documentation before entry.
CBP Inspections:
There may be clearance delays if required documentation or information is not provided.
Potential Tariffs:
Shipments may now be subject to applicable tariffs.
No content was removed in this update.
Affects: Seller, Listing
