Summary
Clarified and reorganized battery compliance guidance in "Additional Tips" section. Reiterates existing requirements: confirming battery type with suppliers, preparing SDS/compliance documents in advance, and adhering to lithium battery return regulations. No new requirements introduced.
Why it matters
Sellers benefit from improved clarity on battery categorization and documentation preparation to reduce listing rejections. The guidance reinforces pre-existing compliance obligations but improves navigation and emphasis within the guidelines.
Recommended action
Review the reorganized tips to understand existing battery listing requirements. Ensure SDS and compliance documents are prepared before submission. No immediate policy changes required; existing compliance practices remain the same.
If you’re unsure about the battery type, always confirm with your supplier
Selecting the wrong battery category can lead to rejection
Prepare SDS and compliance documents in advance to avoid review delays For more information, see Guide to Obtaining a Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
For more information, see Guide to Obtaining a Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
For additional methods on listing dangerous goods, see How to List Dangerous Goods.
Customers returning products containing lithium batteries must follow applicable regulations and any additional hazmat labeling instructions provided in the return instructions.
No content was removed in this update.
Affects: Seller, Listing