Amazon updates its dietary supplement sellers policy.

Amazon and eBay invests heavily in AI for their e-commerce platforms.

And what does the FTC have to say about all of the new fees for storage that Amazon has imposed?

This and so much more on this week's episode of The Weekly Buzz.

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Welcome to another episode of the Serious Sellers podcast hosted by Helium 10.

My name is Carrie, and this is our weekly buzz episode where we give you all of the latest

Amazon, Walmart, and e-commerce news.

We also give you a serious strategy for serious sellers at any

level. So let's go ahead and see what's buzzing. Okay, so let's go ahead and get into our first

article. And this first article is about how Amazon is updating their dietary supplement sellers

policy. Now, this is kind of a long time coming. This has been in the works for a few years.

And so basically what's happening is instead of the seller being able to send in their third-party

testing and certificates and just submit them through Cellar Central, now the analysis has to be

done and sent straight from a lab to Amazon. So it's actually a more direct approach.

They want to make sure they can really verify that these supplements have been third-party tested,

and that goes for all the compliance that they have.

So what it says is that if you want to ensure that your listings are compliant with the policy, that you just need to go to manage your compliance dashboard and initiate the test for each of these

products. This actually came about because there was a private lab that was actually testing the

quality. So the quality, some of the dietary supplements on Amazon was questioned repeatedly

over the past several years. And they found that maybe some of the supplements

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