Big event of the week! Amazon green label is fully open, service providers will lose their jobs!

Foreign media quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that the US government is considering adding some of Amazon's overseas websites to the global counterfeit market list to identify online and physical markets believed to sell or facilitate the sale of counterfeit goods and pirated content.

It is understood that some Trump administration officials are advocating for Amazon to be included on the list, but no decision has been made. The list is expected to be released in the coming weeks. A similar effort to push Amazon to join last year failed.

The vine voice logo (green logo) that has been hyped by service providers since last year is now finally open to SC sellers. To have this vine voice logo, the two most basic thresholds do not seem to be very high. The first is that the account must be a professional seller, and the second is that the seller must have a registered brand. I believe that most sellers can meet these two requirements!

Amazon has released new regulations on reviews, which prohibit the use of third-party organizations (such as FB group reviews, reviews on major review websites, etc.) to send discounted or free products to reviewers in exchange for reviews; it is only compliant if people from the Amazon Vine Voice project team issue discount codes or send reviews.

Amazon provides free products to Vine members, which are provided by participating sellers. Vine reviews are independently submitted by vine vioces and cannot be influenced, modified or edited by sellers. Amazon will not modify or edit Vine reviews as long as they comply with the posting policy. Vine Voicse reviews are more important than ordinary reviews, and each review is marked with a green text "Vine Customer Review of Free Product".

On December 9, Wish issued an announcement today stating that in order to clarify the EPC policy that merchants currently need to comply with, the platform has updated its merchant policies.

This update adds a new Merchant Policy Section 12 titled "EPC" to help sellers clearly view the relevant policies regarding EPC.

The new Article 12 is as follows:

1. For orders marked with "Merge Order", merchants must use WishPost EPC logistics channel for fulfillment.

2. All orders that are not delivered to the EPC warehouse within 7 natural days after the order is released will be charged additional fees.

3. Merchants must correctly declare sensitive or special products before delivering them to the EPC warehouse.

4. Merchants must accurately enter the Chinese and English product names and are prohibited from providing ambiguous and/or prohibited words.

5. Merchants must deliver orders to the EPC warehouse designated by Wish.

6. Merchants must enter a valid Wish order ID when creating an order in Wish Mail.

On December 8, Tmall Global announced that it was opening up to full investment promotion and accelerating the entry of merchants and operational efficiency. To facilitate the entry of overseas brands, Tmall Global also upgraded its investment promotion website and launched six versions in English, French, German, Japanese, Italian and Spanish. At the same time, it also carried out in-depth cooperation with more than 600 domestic cross-border e-commerce related logistics and operation companies.

After opening up to full investment, Tmall Global's investment team will further expand its scope to cover more than 20 countries in five continents around the world. It will also further develop overseas ecosystems and supply chains to provide customized services for brands.

On December 10, Alibaba International Station launched the "Alibaba International Station Merchant Growth Weekly" yesterday to help merchants navigate international trade.

According to reports, the "Merchant Growth Weekly" is initially scheduled to be updated every Monday. It will integrate the platform's weekly information from multiple dimensions such as platform rules, product updates, marketing tools, success stories, etc., and present it in the form of a picture to help merchants easily and intuitively understand the relevant content.

The first issue of "Merchant Growth Weekly" includes four modules: new rules for merchant growth, merchant growth tools, merchant growth activities, and merchant growth stories.