Amazon or it AI bot all of a sudden picks of some best selling products and issues a restricted products warning! We have 6 ASINs affected saying there is plastic in the products. We are 100% plastic free company and do not sell any products that has plastic in them as its against our own policies. All our products are home compostable and biodegradable on their own.

The products which has been put out on the warning are made from fallen plant leaf! there is no certificaiton for such products, its just common sense that the product is made from raw fallen leaf and nothing else. The EBC content of the listing has all the details on them, we have been telling this to the support both on the call and in writing but its all of no use and same standard emails outcome.

Just to add we also won Amazon small business of year specifically on selling these products, but again the system is so messed up to get something so easy to be resolved. If amazon is taking a note here, below are the affected ASIN

B088X51MPY

B088X4L255

B088X4HYDY

B0C15L1ZCW

B0797KJGF3

B0797GDVDY

Its coming to a point where the work is far more than the business output!

We are brand-registered and have been selling on Amazon for over 10 years. Our account is also well managed, with great feedback, no issues, low refunds, etc.

A few months ago, Amazon introduced an Account Level Reserve to our disbursements, which works out at approximately 9-10 days worth of disbursement revenue.

A few days ago, we received an email about the new DD+7 policy. Seller support has informed us that the DD+7 is IN ADDITION to the Account Level Reserve.

Amazon now wants to hold almost 20 days' worth of sales! Seriously?

As many of you may be aware, Amazon has introduced a new Delivery Date Policy, which holds payments for DD+7 days. While this applies to all accounts, I believe this blanket approach is unfair.

Amazon should implement this policy on an account-by-account basis, considering individual account performance. For well-performing accounts with a solid track record, payments shouldn't be delayed by DD+7.

I encourage everyone to leave feedback on the Payments page, urging Amazon to reconsider this policy and apply it more fairly based on account performance. Of course, I doubt they will listen to us, but at least we can try.

You may write: "You should consider deferring transactions selectively based on the account's performance and history, rather than applying it to all seller accounts universally. We have been selling on Amazon for a long time without any payment issues, and it's important to recognize this when deciding to defer payments.

If an account is deemed to be at risk, then it makes sense to defer transactions. However, for well-established accounts with a solid track record, payments should be released promptly. "