Listing deactivated by Amazon due to customer complain for short expiration date.

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Listing deactivated by Amazon due to customer complain for short expiration date.

Tomorrow it will be 4 weeks since my est seeling listing got deactivated after almost 10 years doing business on Amazon due to a customer complaint about short expiration date.

I am sure Amazon probably sent a an unit with less than 3 months shelflife and instead checking what happened they simply deactivated my listing. I opened a case, order a BIN. Check right away and now it has been 4 weeks that they are still investigating. I follow up every other day and they keep telling me the same thing that they are still investigating.

I already lost at least 10K in sales plus I will have dispose 1300 units on April 10th because this inventory supposed to be sold in the past 4 weeks but because of this Amazon delay checking the BIN we didn't move any product.

Now is very likely Amazon will even charge us to dispose the units that were not sold during these entire time they are investigating. Amazon has no idea how much they are affe ting us for absolutely no reason. If there was single unit shirt dated there it was absolutely not our fault. We have been enrolled for on automated disposal for many years.

Does anyone has a suggestion how can I mitigate my loss with Amazon and how I can get this case resolved. I can't afford to keep losing sales for no reason. We have hundreds of subscribers customers that are probably dropping off from our account.

THank you

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"I am sure Amazon probably sent a an unit with less than 3 months shelflife and instead checking what happened they simply deactivated my listing."

I don't sell anything with shelf lives and I certainly wouldn't trust AMAZON with any of those products. They do NOT rotate stock so every item you sell with a date is at risk as long as they have stock i their warehouses.

AND, the seller is responsible for the items that Amazon has on the shelves and the expiration dates as a result of Amazon not rotating stock.

The BEST idea I have seen is that sellers create a different SKU for every expiration date so they can see how many units are at risk of stale dating. They then do a RECALL of any SKUs that are getting close to those dates.

The only thing that would help at this point would be a total recall unless you REALLY want to trust some clerk in a warehouse to read the dates correctly.

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