Listing Branded Products on Amazon
To list a registered branded product on Amazon and avoid IP complaints for trademark violations, you will need a Letter of Authorization from the brand or manufacturer that states that you may sell their products on Amazon. If you are unable to provide a Letter of Authorization from the brand or manufacturer, you may provide a valid Manufacturer or Verified Supplier invoice to prove that you are buying directly from the manufacturer or authorized distributor. This applies to every single branded product you intend to sell on Amazon that is enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry.
To obtain approval to list a registered branded product, complete a selling application in Seller Central by navigating to Add Products under the Catalogue tab in the top left corner and then click Apply to Sell under the specific product you intend to list. An application may require document requests (including a Letter of Authorization or Verified Supplier invoice), performance checks, and other qualifications. This is designed to ensure that customers can shop with confidence in Amazon’s store, knowing that products are safe and authentic.
For more resources on how to obtain approval for a registered brand product and list on Amazon, see Apply to Sell a Product, Category or Brand and Sell with a Registered Brand on Seller University.
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Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0
Unfortunately, there is more to this.
Im sure you have communicated the correct process and policy.
The forums wont let me post more details about this process due to "Inappropriate language"
Seller_dSTVjMXTY4mVk
My brand is registered all over the world and also amazon as well, we checked that any seller can easly list my products and system do not ask Apply to Sell etc.
So how we can do this so not everyone can list
Seller_HN6IMoitIKcW6
I believe we would echo many other sellers about the frustrations, and issues we have had with Amazon's Branding system. However I think a better use would be to pose a Question
How are 3rd party sellers like us supposed to be approved for older brands that no longer exist? For Example Brands that have gone Bankrupt, especially for old media items, books, movies, video games, audio CDs, etc.
Seller_Lu3bFSNnS57zM
That right there is exactly what is WRONG with Amazon. Giving FALSE information in the very FIRST SENTENCE. Your own policies do not even reflect what you are saying.
NO you dont need a BRAND AUTH to AVOID IP complaints because even with BRAND AUTH, they still come.
Amazon requires a VALID invoice coming of a verifiable source. They will even accept a sales receipt in some cases which is Retail Arbitrage.
Your entire "Advice", if accepted as gospel, would help turn away what would be legitimate business.
Seller_aUbEyzlSSnsDJ
Can you explain the difference between a Brand, a Copyright and a Trademark, also why does amazon accept TM applications instead off approved TM applications. Lots of sellers would love to hear your, or should I say Amazons answer.
Thanks
Seller_z1JDNz6de1lqc
Amazon does not understand multi branded products many items you have one brand making an item which features another brand comes down to it it is simpler to list on other platform.
Listing Branded Products on Amazon
To list a registered branded product on Amazon and avoid IP complaints for trademark violations, you will need a Letter of Authorization from the brand or manufacturer that states that you may sell their products on Amazon. If you are unable to provide a Letter of Authorization from the brand or manufacturer, you may provide a valid Manufacturer or Verified Supplier invoice to prove that you are buying directly from the manufacturer or authorized distributor. This applies to every single branded product you intend to sell on Amazon that is enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry.
To obtain approval to list a registered branded product, complete a selling application in Seller Central by navigating to Add Products under the Catalogue tab in the top left corner and then click Apply to Sell under the specific product you intend to list. An application may require document requests (including a Letter of Authorization or Verified Supplier invoice), performance checks, and other qualifications. This is designed to ensure that customers can shop with confidence in Amazon’s store, knowing that products are safe and authentic.
For more resources on how to obtain approval for a registered brand product and list on Amazon, see Apply to Sell a Product, Category or Brand and Sell with a Registered Brand on Seller University.
Listing Branded Products on Amazon
To list a registered branded product on Amazon and avoid IP complaints for trademark violations, you will need a Letter of Authorization from the brand or manufacturer that states that you may sell their products on Amazon. If you are unable to provide a Letter of Authorization from the brand or manufacturer, you may provide a valid Manufacturer or Verified Supplier invoice to prove that you are buying directly from the manufacturer or authorized distributor. This applies to every single branded product you intend to sell on Amazon that is enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry.
To obtain approval to list a registered branded product, complete a selling application in Seller Central by navigating to Add Products under the Catalogue tab in the top left corner and then click Apply to Sell under the specific product you intend to list. An application may require document requests (including a Letter of Authorization or Verified Supplier invoice), performance checks, and other qualifications. This is designed to ensure that customers can shop with confidence in Amazon’s store, knowing that products are safe and authentic.
For more resources on how to obtain approval for a registered brand product and list on Amazon, see Apply to Sell a Product, Category or Brand and Sell with a Registered Brand on Seller University.
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Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0
Unfortunately, there is more to this.
Im sure you have communicated the correct process and policy.
The forums wont let me post more details about this process due to "Inappropriate language"
Seller_dSTVjMXTY4mVk
My brand is registered all over the world and also amazon as well, we checked that any seller can easly list my products and system do not ask Apply to Sell etc.
So how we can do this so not everyone can list
Seller_HN6IMoitIKcW6
I believe we would echo many other sellers about the frustrations, and issues we have had with Amazon's Branding system. However I think a better use would be to pose a Question
How are 3rd party sellers like us supposed to be approved for older brands that no longer exist? For Example Brands that have gone Bankrupt, especially for old media items, books, movies, video games, audio CDs, etc.
Seller_Lu3bFSNnS57zM
That right there is exactly what is WRONG with Amazon. Giving FALSE information in the very FIRST SENTENCE. Your own policies do not even reflect what you are saying.
NO you dont need a BRAND AUTH to AVOID IP complaints because even with BRAND AUTH, they still come.
Amazon requires a VALID invoice coming of a verifiable source. They will even accept a sales receipt in some cases which is Retail Arbitrage.
Your entire "Advice", if accepted as gospel, would help turn away what would be legitimate business.
Seller_aUbEyzlSSnsDJ
Can you explain the difference between a Brand, a Copyright and a Trademark, also why does amazon accept TM applications instead off approved TM applications. Lots of sellers would love to hear your, or should I say Amazons answer.
Thanks
Seller_z1JDNz6de1lqc
Amazon does not understand multi branded products many items you have one brand making an item which features another brand comes down to it it is simpler to list on other platform.
Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0
Unfortunately, there is more to this.
Im sure you have communicated the correct process and policy.
The forums wont let me post more details about this process due to "Inappropriate language"
Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0
Unfortunately, there is more to this.
Im sure you have communicated the correct process and policy.
The forums wont let me post more details about this process due to "Inappropriate language"
Seller_dSTVjMXTY4mVk
My brand is registered all over the world and also amazon as well, we checked that any seller can easly list my products and system do not ask Apply to Sell etc.
So how we can do this so not everyone can list
Seller_dSTVjMXTY4mVk
My brand is registered all over the world and also amazon as well, we checked that any seller can easly list my products and system do not ask Apply to Sell etc.
So how we can do this so not everyone can list
Seller_HN6IMoitIKcW6
I believe we would echo many other sellers about the frustrations, and issues we have had with Amazon's Branding system. However I think a better use would be to pose a Question
How are 3rd party sellers like us supposed to be approved for older brands that no longer exist? For Example Brands that have gone Bankrupt, especially for old media items, books, movies, video games, audio CDs, etc.
Seller_HN6IMoitIKcW6
I believe we would echo many other sellers about the frustrations, and issues we have had with Amazon's Branding system. However I think a better use would be to pose a Question
How are 3rd party sellers like us supposed to be approved for older brands that no longer exist? For Example Brands that have gone Bankrupt, especially for old media items, books, movies, video games, audio CDs, etc.
Seller_Lu3bFSNnS57zM
That right there is exactly what is WRONG with Amazon. Giving FALSE information in the very FIRST SENTENCE. Your own policies do not even reflect what you are saying.
NO you dont need a BRAND AUTH to AVOID IP complaints because even with BRAND AUTH, they still come.
Amazon requires a VALID invoice coming of a verifiable source. They will even accept a sales receipt in some cases which is Retail Arbitrage.
Your entire "Advice", if accepted as gospel, would help turn away what would be legitimate business.
Seller_Lu3bFSNnS57zM
That right there is exactly what is WRONG with Amazon. Giving FALSE information in the very FIRST SENTENCE. Your own policies do not even reflect what you are saying.
NO you dont need a BRAND AUTH to AVOID IP complaints because even with BRAND AUTH, they still come.
Amazon requires a VALID invoice coming of a verifiable source. They will even accept a sales receipt in some cases which is Retail Arbitrage.
Your entire "Advice", if accepted as gospel, would help turn away what would be legitimate business.
Seller_aUbEyzlSSnsDJ
Can you explain the difference between a Brand, a Copyright and a Trademark, also why does amazon accept TM applications instead off approved TM applications. Lots of sellers would love to hear your, or should I say Amazons answer.
Thanks
Seller_aUbEyzlSSnsDJ
Can you explain the difference between a Brand, a Copyright and a Trademark, also why does amazon accept TM applications instead off approved TM applications. Lots of sellers would love to hear your, or should I say Amazons answer.
Thanks
Seller_z1JDNz6de1lqc
Amazon does not understand multi branded products many items you have one brand making an item which features another brand comes down to it it is simpler to list on other platform.
Seller_z1JDNz6de1lqc
Amazon does not understand multi branded products many items you have one brand making an item which features another brand comes down to it it is simpler to list on other platform.
