The Dangerous goods team reviews each ASIN converted to Fulfilled by Amazon if the product is identified as a possible dangerous good. These reviews help ensure that shipments meet regulatory requirements and safety standards for customers and Amazon employees.
Catalog information is the main way that we identify a possible dangerous good. That’s why complete and accurate information must be provided when you create a listing or convert a listing to FBA. This includes a detailed product description, bullet points, and pictures, images, or both.
If the catalog information changes, another review may be required. The product may then be reclassified, or you may be required to submit either a safety data sheet (SDS) or an exemption sheet. For more information, go to Dangerous goods required information and documentation (hazmat).
Products with complete and correct dangerous goods information will be reviewed and classified within two business days (Monday through Friday, excluding public holidays). Products with incomplete, inaccurate, or conflicting information may be blocked for sale through FBA.
In either case, you may be required to upload an SDS or an exemption sheet. Exemption sheets are for batteries and battery-powered products, and for products without harmful chemicals. Providing a complete and valid SDS when you create your FBA listing will help you avoid delays.
Use the Look up an ASIN tool to check the classification status of your FBA ASIN (dangerous good or non-dangerous good, or if further documentation is required from you).
Here are potential reasons for product review:
Once all documents required have been uploaded, you can use the Look up an ASIN tool above to check the classification status of your FBA ASIN. If your ASIN is reclassified and you have inventory in a fulfillment center, we’ll notify you by email.
Once the review is complete, verify that you have converted your product to FBA. If not, then convert your product.
If you disagree with the results of your product review, upload a new SDS or exemption sheet that supports your claim or click Dispute classification on Manage dangerous goods classification.