Amazon Seller Policy Updates 2025Amazon has made several major policy updates in 2025 that every seller should be aware of. These changes include restock and capacity limits, reimbursement rule adjustments, stricter account health thresholds, and new review compliance rules. Here’s what you need to know—and do—to stay compliant. 1. Restock & FBA Capacity LimitsStarting April–May 2025, Amazon reinstated restock limits per ASIN—typically capped at ~90 days of supply—and stricter overall capacity limits (~5 months of forecasted sales) for June–July :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}. Exceeding these may block shipments or incur low-inventory fees :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}. How to Adapt:
2. FBA Reimbursement Policy: Manufacturing Cost BasisEffective March 31, 2025 (adjusted from March 10), Amazon now reimburses FBA inventory lost or damaged before orders based on manufacturing cost—not selling price :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}. This excludes shipping, duties, and handling. Actions to Take:
3. Stricter Account Health ThresholdsIn 2025, Amazon reinforced stricter account health metrics:
Failure to comply can result in listing suppression, account suspensions, or marketplace restrictions. 4. New Review and Feedback RulesAmazon has clarified and reinforced its stance against review manipulation and incentivized reviews. Sellers now have improved tools to report inauthentic or fake reviews. Regular monitoring and compliance is essential. ✅ Compliance Checklist
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