This is in particular to the “Responsible Person” compliance.

So I am currently live on 7 different markets of Amazon (US, UK, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Singapore, India), Etsy, eBay and Walmart.

Decided to expend into Amazon Germany through Global Selling and got hit by “Responsible Person” compliance issue.

Read into it and as a non-EU seller I need to find a service provider.

I understand it’s with regards to GSPR.

Curious to know if FBM (I don’t do FBA due to the nature of the products I sell) sellers also have to go through this. If yes, did you get a service provider and pay them a yearly fee?

It’s weird because I don’t have to go through any of this when I sell through eBay and Etsy into Germany (or frankly any of the member EU states).

Any thoughts and suggestions around this would be greatly appreciated!

I want to sell a magnesium salt on amazon, if you sell something along the lines of “bath soak” did you need a certificate of analysis? if so how do i obtain one? I plan to launch on US amazon (i already sell other products) but want to be fully knowledgeable to sell this product before i invest any money

This is in particular to the “Responsible Person” compliance.

So I am currently live on 7 different markets of Amazon (US, UK, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Singapore, India), Etsy, eBay and Walmart.

Decided to expend into Amazon Germany through Global Selling and got hit by “Responsible Person” compliance issue.

Read into it and as a non-EU seller I need to find a service provider.

I understand it’s with regards to GSPR.

Curious to know if FBM (I don’t do FBA due to the nature of the products I sell) sellers also have to go through this. If yes, did you get a service provider and pay them a yearly fee?

It’s weird because I don’t have to go through any of this when I sell through eBay and Etsy into Germany (or frankly any of the member EU states).

Any thoughts and suggestions around this would be greatly appreciated!

This is in particular to the “Responsible Person” compliance.

So I am currently live on 7 different markets of Amazon (US, UK, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Singapore, India), Etsy, eBay and Walmart.

Decided to expend into Amazon Germany through Global Selling and got hit by “Responsible Person” compliance issue.

Read into it and as a non-EU seller I need to find a service provider.

I understand it’s with regards to GSPR.

Curious to know if FBM (I don’t do FBA due to the nature of the products I sell) sellers also have to go through this. If yes, did you get a service provider and pay them a yearly fee?

It’s weird because I don’t have to go through any of this when I sell through eBay and Etsy into Germany (or frankly any of the member EU states).

Any thoughts and suggestions around this would be greatly appreciated!

Anybody else running into this error? Been getting it all morning when trying to see my FBA inventory.

hello Amazon Sellers, I signed up as an organization on amazon seller, but it always say you have other accounts which I signed up like years ago and don’t even remember the emails or accounts.

what to do now they are not letting me complete the sign up process and always say use your previous accounts

hello Amazon Sellers, I signed up as an organization on amazon seller, but it always say you have other accounts which I signed up like years ago and don’t even remember the emails or accounts.

what to do now they are not letting me complete the sign up process and always say use your previous accounts

Hey guys,

I keep hearing the same advice from all the Amazon FBA gurus — “the worst thing that can happen to you is to run out of stock.”

But at the same time, they all suggest starting small, like ordering 500–1000 units for your first batch.

Here’s my dilemma:
If your calculations are right and you sell out in, let’s say, 1–2 months, but your next production + sea shipping takes around 90 days, then you’re basically guaranteed to go out of stock.

So what’s the actual playbook for mature or experienced sellers?

• Do you order the second batch right away after launch (even before knowing how the product performs)?
• Do you switch to air freight for restocking?
• Or do you accept being out of stock for a bit and just focus on re-ranking later?

I’m trying to understand what’s realistic for small brands that don’t want to overextend on cash flow but also don’t want to kill their momentum.

Would love to hear how you guys handle this.

Hey guys,

I keep hearing the same advice from all the Amazon FBA gurus — “the worst thing that can happen to you is to run out of stock.”

But at the same time, they all suggest starting small, like ordering 500–1000 units for your first batch.

Here’s my dilemma:
If your calculations are right and you sell out in, let’s say, 1–2 months, but your next production + sea shipping takes around 90 days, then you’re basically guaranteed to go out of stock.

So what’s the actual playbook for mature or experienced sellers?

• Do you order the second batch right away after launch (even before knowing how the product performs)?
• Do you switch to air freight for restocking?
• Or do you accept being out of stock for a bit and just focus on re-ranking later?

I’m trying to understand what’s realistic for small brands that don’t want to overextend on cash flow but also don’t want to kill their momentum.

Would love to hear how you guys handle this.