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2025 Amazon Seller News & Policy Insights

Discover essential updates for Amazon sellers in 2025—including the latest policy changes, account suspension risks, and legal tips to stay compliant and competitive.

Why Follow Amazon Seller News in 2025?

Amazon is evolving faster than ever. Staying current on news and updates can help you avoid policy violations, maintain account health, and seize new growth opportunities before competitors.

Top 2025 Policy Changes Affecting Amazon Sellers

Listing Compliance Enforcement: Tighter restrictions on image quality, keyword stuffing, and prohibited claims.

Updated Business Solutions Agreement: Key clause modifications affecting returns, IP rights, and dispute resolution.

Account Health Metrics: Revised thresholds for order defect rate and late shipment rate.

Compliance Tips from Amazon Suspension Attorneys

At AMZ Sellers Attorney®, we help sellers interpret new policies and prevent suspensions. Get expert legal advice, appeal help, and proactive audits to protect your business.

Code Example: Amazon’s Required Language for IP Appeals

“We respectfully dispute this IP claim under Section 3 of the BSA. Please see attached documentation verifying our authorized use.”

FAQs for 2025 Amazon Sellers

What is the latest Amazon seller news?

Stay updated with the latest Amazon seller news on our blog, including marketplace changes, Amazon policy updates, seller performance trends, and risk mitigation strategies.

How can I avoid Amazon account suspension in 2025?

Avoid Amazon account suspension by understanding policy updates, maintaining performance metrics, and reviewing your listings for compliance with the Amazon Business Solutions Agreement.

Where can I find expert analysis of Amazon policy changes?

Our Amazon Seller News blog offers expert legal commentary, trend forecasting, and actionable advice to help sellers respond to Amazon's evolving policies.

Why should I follow Amazon marketplace news?

Following Amazon marketplace news keeps you ahead of changes that affect your seller account, including new requirements, restricted categories, and compliance issues that could trigger suspensions.

New Requirements for Amazon Sellers of Supplements

12/26/2020

If you are a “supplements” seller, then this article is for you! From the beginning of December, Amazon has attacked supplements sellers, asking to provide more supporting documentation about their products.

How to Use the Amazon Account Health Team in an Amazon Appeal

12/23/2020

Dealing with Amazon’s Seller Support Team can be a frustrating experience. Sometimes they will reject your appeal without telling you, and other times they will send you the same rejection template, over and over, without being specific on the reasons your plan of action was rejected. The Account Health Team is the closest one an Amazon seller has to Seller Performance, and you can actually speak with them by phone.

Amazon Fights Counterfeiting with its New Project Zero

12/14/2020

To keep the company not only afloat, but also to move it forward to new successes and achievements, you need to fight. Business is a fight. Daily, routine, and never-ending. The same for Amazon. But what kind of a fight is Amazon taking every single day to protect their customer’s experience?

WHEN A CLOSED AMAZON ACCOUNT IS NOT CLOSED

12/10/2020

We receive many clients whose Amazon seller accounts have been suspended for having a related account that cannot be used to sell on Amazon because of receiving the wrong information from Amazon Seller Support. These Amazon sellers have received the “green light” from Seller Support to open a new account, and, once the new account has been created, it is immediately suspended for being related.

Amazon Guidance to Sellers on Customer Condition Complaints Misses the Boat—Again

12/7/2020

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Amazon recently, in an attempt to help third-party FBA sellers avoid customer condition complaints, gave some gratuitous advice that sellers find to be incomplete and, indeed, irresponsible. Condition complaints, which often spill over into inauthentic complaints, due to customers receiving items that were not in the condition they expected, can often be solved by implementing programs to quality control inventory intake, order fulfillment, and packing your FBA inventory to send to fulfillment centers. However, there is a lot of mishandling within Amazon warehouses that these new guidelines do not account for.