Sellers beware! Don't put this label on your product or your goods will be confiscated and you will be fined?

This morning, in the seller communication group, many sellers reported that the Amazon system had malfunctioned, and the Amazon front desk and seller listings had gone down.

Another group of sellers said that they received another fake order warning letter from Amazon today, and speculated whether it was a new wave of mass mailings.

In addition to fake orders and account suspension, there is another piece of news that should also attract the attention of all sellers. Today, a freight forwarding notice circulated among sellers.

The notice shows that from today on, all channels going to the United States must have the label "Made in China" on the outer boxes and products , otherwise the following consequences will occur: the local import will not be allowed; the local will return the goods to the original place; the US government may confiscate these goods or impose fines on these goods. Finally, the notice also stated that any losses caused will be borne by the sender.

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In the seller communication group, many sellers also received this message from the freight forwarder and said that some of their products did not have the "Made in China" label.

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In response to this notice, more sellers said that this requirement has existed for a long time, but this announcement seems to apply to all addresses in the United States, large or small, private addresses, etc.

Why do exported goods have to be labeled “Made in China”?

In fact, this regulation has always existed in the customs, and the United States has always had this requirement for customs clearance, but the inspection is sometimes strict and sometimes loose. If the customs spot checks that the goods are not labeled " Made in China ", it may lead to customs detention, resulting in delays in the original time limit promised to customers, causing unnecessary losses to customers.

Sellers have different opinions on the "Made in China" label. Some sellers insist on complying with regulations and affixing the label to every product shipped; some sellers are lucky enough to think that it doesn't matter if the label is not affixed, as long as customs does not check it, there will be no problem.

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There are also many sellers who are hoping for the best and do not put the label on their products. Since sellers and supply chains are not familiar with customs rules or find it troublesome, they do not pay attention to the country of origin label. In recent years, there have been many incidents involving "Made in China" labels . A large number of goods exported to various countries have been detained, detained, returned, destroyed, fined, etc. because they are not printed or affixed with "Made in China" labels...

Real cases one after another have sounded the alarm for sellers. A thousand-mile dam is destroyed by an ant hole. Details determine success or failure. You cannot rely on luck when doing cross-border e-commerce.

Therefore, sellers must pay attention to this. From now on, every batch of goods, every box of goods, and every product, no matter which country it is sent to, must be printed or affixed with a " Made in China " label. Do not take any chances.

Here we would like to remind all sellers that before the peak season, Amazon will often increase its review efforts and pay attention to the movements of sellers, so sellers should still be cautious in their operations and never break the rules. Otherwise, what awaits sellers is Amazon’s reckoning, which will not be worth the loss.

Text✎ Yi Xin/

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