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"All or virtually all" of the product must be made in the United States.
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Presentation change: Made in USA claims section restructured within existing regulated claims guidance. FTC requirement that "all or virtually all" product be US-made restated with examples. No new regulatory requirement introduced.
Affects: Seller, Listing
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Green marketing claims, such as "eco-friendly" or "biodegradable," must follow FTC guidelines.These claims must be substantiated to prevent misleading consumers. | These claims must be substantiated to prevent misleading consumers.
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FTC Green Guides section moved into visible policy documentation. Examples of environmental claims (compostable, biodegradable, paraben-free, etc.) and substantiation requirement restated. No new regulatory obligation introduced.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Must be truthful and not misleading under FDA standards.Assures consumers that the product does not contain genetically modified organisms. | Assures consumers that the product does not contain genetically modified organisms.
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Non-GMO claims section restructured and clarified with expanded examples. No new regulatory requirements introduced—existing FDA standards and truthfulness mandates remain unchanged.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Products must contain less than 20 ppm (parts per million) of gluten.This is important for consumers with celiac disease or gluten intolerance.
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Gluten-free claims section restructured into dedicated subsection within TikTok Shop's regulated claims guidance. Content restates existing FDA 20 ppm threshold and claim examples—no new regulatory requirements introduced.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Do not require FDA pre-approval. They must include a disclaimer stating they are not FDA-evaluated.
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Structure/Function Claims section reorganized and clarified with formatted examples. No new regulatory requirements introduced—existing FDA guidance restated with improved readability and example layout.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Nutrient content claims describe the amount of a nutrient in a product. | These claims must meet FDA-defined thresholds.
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Policy content reorganized to isolate Nutrient Content Claims as a distinct subsection with examples. No new regulatory thresholds or requirements introduced—existing FDA standards restated in clearer structure.
Affects: Seller, Listing
These claims must be authorized by the FDA and supported by scientific evidence.
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Health claims section restructured and clarified with concrete FDA-authorized examples. No new regulatory requirements introduced—existing FDA-mandated rules restated for navigation.
Affects: Seller, Listing
One-line takeaway: Regulated claims must be truthful, substantiated, and match official US standards. | Red Lines & Compliance: ① Use only claims on the original product label ② Verify with manufacturers or certifiers ③ Unsupported or misleading claims are not
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Policy restructured with new AI Summary section. Core regulated claims rules (health, nutrient, organic, gluten-free, non-GMO, environmental, Made in USA) remain unchanged. Added navigation clarity and actionable steps framework without new substantive requirements.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Regulated Claims: What You Need to Know02/26/2026Key Points: Regulated claims must be truthful, evidence-based, and follow FDA, USDA, or FTC standards. Common regulated claims include health, nutrient content, organic, and gluten-free claims. Using claims inco
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Guidance content reformatted from article narrative to structured AI summary format. No new requirements introduced; existing regulated claim rules (FDA/USDA/FTC health, nutrient, organic, gluten-free, non-GMO, environmental, Made in USA) remain unchanged.
Affects: Seller, Listing
"No Warning Applicable"
One-line takeaway: Update every listing’s CA Prop 65 and CPSC choking hazard declaration. | Actionable Steps: ① Go to Seller Portal > Account Settings > Qualification Center ② select product and Upload ③ choose Yes/No or warning type, then Update
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An AI Summary section was added to the PDP Compliance guide, reformatting existing CA Prop 65 and CPSC choking-hazard requirements into bullet-point quick-reference format. No new substantive requirements introduced.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Your Guide to Product Detail Page (PDP) Compliance02/26/2026Manage Product As a Tik Tok Shop seller, you must indicate “Yes” or “No” for each product listed under both the California Proposition 65 (CA Prop 65) and U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPS
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Guidance document removed/archived. CA Prop 65 and CPSC choking hazard declaration requirements remain unchanged. No new rules introduced, only instructional content de-published.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Cosmetic Product Listing Number (CPLN) for general cosmetics | Certificate of Compliance ✅
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TikTok Shop now requires FDA documentation for cosmetics, OTC drugs, medical devices, and regulated tools: CPLN, NDC, 510(k) notification, device registration, and certificates of compliance with manufacturer details and testing standards.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Product details that match your listing
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Purchase invoice requirement formalized for category qualification: must include supplier name/contact, purchase date (within 12 months), matching product details. Packing slips, marketplace orders, screenshots rejected.
Affects: Seller, Listing
The full product and its packaging | Any required safety markings (for electronics) or expiration dates (for perishable products)
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Product photo requirements for category qualification moved from embedded examples to dedicated section. No new requirements added—specifications already existed in prior policy.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Clicking the bell icon at the top of your Seller Center homepage to go to your inbox | Opening the rejected application in the Qualification Center.
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Restructured rejection-handling instructions into numbered step-by-step format. No new requirements added—existing process of reviewing rejection messages, updating documentation, and resubmitting applications remains unchanged.
Affects: Seller
Tip: If you don’t have the documents, contact your supplier or manufacturer. They’re usually required to provide them.To submit your application: | Select Qualification Center, then click Category Qualification.
One-line takeaway: Category qualification is required for some products before listing on TikTok Shop. | Core Value/Change: ① Covers approval-required categories and links to each policy ② Explains why applications are rejected ③ Helps sellers prepare before r
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Policy page restructured to add AI-generated summary section at top with one-line takeaway, core values, required materials, actionable steps, and immediate next actions. Underlying category qualification requirements and documentation standards remain unchanged.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Your Guide to Category Qualification02/25/2026Key Points: Some product types need category qualification before they can be listed. This article won’t fix every rejection. It does share application requirements and where to find the right policy. Many categori
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Content restructured into concise AI summary format with same category qualification, documentation, and reapplication requirements. No new substantive rules added.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Step 8: Final checks before uploading (SDS quality checklist)
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New Step 8 added as a quality checklist before SDS upload. This is a presentation addition reorganizing the SDS submission guidance; no new substantive requirements introduced beyond existing SDS standards.
Affects: Seller, Listing
