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Documents for Grocery Gourmet food approval?

Dear all,

My Brand approved in category Health & Household.my question is after some time when I check my product to make something to edit like Keywords changes or Products pictures replacement means anything I want to edit.when I edit click button then a new window will open then show me (You need the approval to list in the Grocery & Gourmet Foods category) why this will happen I am adding in category Health & Household then automatically goes to Grocery & Gourmet Foods category and ask me for get approval from grocery & Gourmet food.
What types of documents required for approval.
Anyone help me.

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  1. Are you selling a food product?

  2. Approvals come in two parts.

  • Brand approval
  • Individual Product approval.
  1. Does your brand really exist in the real world?
  • Amazon does not tell you how to create a brand, they only offer brands a platform to sell their brand on. Does your brand really exist in the real world before coming to Amazon to sell it or are you trying to start a brand by using the Amazon Site. That is the difference, and it is easy for Amazon to tell.

  • If your brand really exists, it will meet all US standards for packaging (child safety warnings, made in what country, warranty info, expirations, contact info, etc…as it pertains to the item sold), have all COC’s necessary on file, have GS1 registered UPC’s in your business name on the product, even have MSDS’s on hand in your company/brand name, just to start. Your own brand URL where customers can purchase your product line is always helpful. Registered Trademarks are not necessary but will be helpful if problems do arrive. When you were approved by your Liability Insurance Company, they asked for all of the same information prior to issuing the policy, so what Amazon asks for is no different.

  • Now if your brand does not exist, Amazon keeps saying/asking you things one at a time.
    -Are you approved to sell in the category?
    -Are you approved to sell the product?
    -Your UPC does not match the GS1 data base.
    -Why do you request a UPC exemption when you are a manufacturer?
    -Your packaging does not meet US standards.
    -Does your product have proper labeling in an easy to read format?
    -The quality of your photo’s need improving.
    -Do you have all COC’s that may be necessary, issued from a USA based Lab.

  1. This is how Amazon thinks. When you were in High School and turned in an assignment, the teacher would review the work, and return it saying, “X, Y, and Z are missing, go fix it, turn it in again, and it will be correct”.
  • Now when you are in college and turn in an assignment for review, the instructor returns it and says, “it is not right, do it over”.

  • Can you see the difference? In High School the student is told what to do. Basically, the student has to use no internal thought process. Now in college, the student is told nothing about how to correct the situation, what may be missing, or what should be omitted. A much high thought process is required to solve the problem. This method Forces deep self-introspection before a second submission is turned in.

  • It is quite evident that Amazon EXPECTS and REQUIRES the Brand Seller to show they have given deep thought to the total situation before applying. As you found out, Amazon is not going to tell you the corrections needed to be made.
    :train2:

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You can view→ Grocery & gourmet foods help page for additional info.

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Documents for Grocery Gourmet food approval?

Dear all,

My Brand approved in category Health & Household.my question is after some time when I check my product to make something to edit like Keywords changes or Products pictures replacement means anything I want to edit.when I edit click button then a new window will open then show me (You need the approval to list in the Grocery & Gourmet Foods category) why this will happen I am adding in category Health & Household then automatically goes to Grocery & Gourmet Foods category and ask me for get approval from grocery & Gourmet food.
What types of documents required for approval.
Anyone help me.

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Documents for Grocery Gourmet food approval?

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Dear all,

My Brand approved in category Health & Household.my question is after some time when I check my product to make something to edit like Keywords changes or Products pictures replacement means anything I want to edit.when I edit click button then a new window will open then show me (You need the approval to list in the Grocery & Gourmet Foods category) why this will happen I am adding in category Health & Household then automatically goes to Grocery & Gourmet Foods category and ask me for get approval from grocery & Gourmet food.
What types of documents required for approval.
Anyone help me.

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  1. Are you selling a food product?

  2. Approvals come in two parts.

  • Brand approval
  • Individual Product approval.
  1. Does your brand really exist in the real world?
  • Amazon does not tell you how to create a brand, they only offer brands a platform to sell their brand on. Does your brand really exist in the real world before coming to Amazon to sell it or are you trying to start a brand by using the Amazon Site. That is the difference, and it is easy for Amazon to tell.

  • If your brand really exists, it will meet all US standards for packaging (child safety warnings, made in what country, warranty info, expirations, contact info, etc…as it pertains to the item sold), have all COC’s necessary on file, have GS1 registered UPC’s in your business name on the product, even have MSDS’s on hand in your company/brand name, just to start. Your own brand URL where customers can purchase your product line is always helpful. Registered Trademarks are not necessary but will be helpful if problems do arrive. When you were approved by your Liability Insurance Company, they asked for all of the same information prior to issuing the policy, so what Amazon asks for is no different.

  • Now if your brand does not exist, Amazon keeps saying/asking you things one at a time.
    -Are you approved to sell in the category?
    -Are you approved to sell the product?
    -Your UPC does not match the GS1 data base.
    -Why do you request a UPC exemption when you are a manufacturer?
    -Your packaging does not meet US standards.
    -Does your product have proper labeling in an easy to read format?
    -The quality of your photo’s need improving.
    -Do you have all COC’s that may be necessary, issued from a USA based Lab.

  1. This is how Amazon thinks. When you were in High School and turned in an assignment, the teacher would review the work, and return it saying, “X, Y, and Z are missing, go fix it, turn it in again, and it will be correct”.
  • Now when you are in college and turn in an assignment for review, the instructor returns it and says, “it is not right, do it over”.

  • Can you see the difference? In High School the student is told what to do. Basically, the student has to use no internal thought process. Now in college, the student is told nothing about how to correct the situation, what may be missing, or what should be omitted. A much high thought process is required to solve the problem. This method Forces deep self-introspection before a second submission is turned in.

  • It is quite evident that Amazon EXPECTS and REQUIRES the Brand Seller to show they have given deep thought to the total situation before applying. As you found out, Amazon is not going to tell you the corrections needed to be made.
    :train2:

00
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Seller_aV1Bh32hE0KND

You can view→ Grocery & gourmet foods help page for additional info.

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user profile
Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
  1. Are you selling a food product?

  2. Approvals come in two parts.

  • Brand approval
  • Individual Product approval.
  1. Does your brand really exist in the real world?
  • Amazon does not tell you how to create a brand, they only offer brands a platform to sell their brand on. Does your brand really exist in the real world before coming to Amazon to sell it or are you trying to start a brand by using the Amazon Site. That is the difference, and it is easy for Amazon to tell.

  • If your brand really exists, it will meet all US standards for packaging (child safety warnings, made in what country, warranty info, expirations, contact info, etc…as it pertains to the item sold), have all COC’s necessary on file, have GS1 registered UPC’s in your business name on the product, even have MSDS’s on hand in your company/brand name, just to start. Your own brand URL where customers can purchase your product line is always helpful. Registered Trademarks are not necessary but will be helpful if problems do arrive. When you were approved by your Liability Insurance Company, they asked for all of the same information prior to issuing the policy, so what Amazon asks for is no different.

  • Now if your brand does not exist, Amazon keeps saying/asking you things one at a time.
    -Are you approved to sell in the category?
    -Are you approved to sell the product?
    -Your UPC does not match the GS1 data base.
    -Why do you request a UPC exemption when you are a manufacturer?
    -Your packaging does not meet US standards.
    -Does your product have proper labeling in an easy to read format?
    -The quality of your photo’s need improving.
    -Do you have all COC’s that may be necessary, issued from a USA based Lab.

  1. This is how Amazon thinks. When you were in High School and turned in an assignment, the teacher would review the work, and return it saying, “X, Y, and Z are missing, go fix it, turn it in again, and it will be correct”.
  • Now when you are in college and turn in an assignment for review, the instructor returns it and says, “it is not right, do it over”.

  • Can you see the difference? In High School the student is told what to do. Basically, the student has to use no internal thought process. Now in college, the student is told nothing about how to correct the situation, what may be missing, or what should be omitted. A much high thought process is required to solve the problem. This method Forces deep self-introspection before a second submission is turned in.

  • It is quite evident that Amazon EXPECTS and REQUIRES the Brand Seller to show they have given deep thought to the total situation before applying. As you found out, Amazon is not going to tell you the corrections needed to be made.
    :train2:

00
user profile
Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
  1. Are you selling a food product?

  2. Approvals come in two parts.

  • Brand approval
  • Individual Product approval.
  1. Does your brand really exist in the real world?
  • Amazon does not tell you how to create a brand, they only offer brands a platform to sell their brand on. Does your brand really exist in the real world before coming to Amazon to sell it or are you trying to start a brand by using the Amazon Site. That is the difference, and it is easy for Amazon to tell.

  • If your brand really exists, it will meet all US standards for packaging (child safety warnings, made in what country, warranty info, expirations, contact info, etc…as it pertains to the item sold), have all COC’s necessary on file, have GS1 registered UPC’s in your business name on the product, even have MSDS’s on hand in your company/brand name, just to start. Your own brand URL where customers can purchase your product line is always helpful. Registered Trademarks are not necessary but will be helpful if problems do arrive. When you were approved by your Liability Insurance Company, they asked for all of the same information prior to issuing the policy, so what Amazon asks for is no different.

  • Now if your brand does not exist, Amazon keeps saying/asking you things one at a time.
    -Are you approved to sell in the category?
    -Are you approved to sell the product?
    -Your UPC does not match the GS1 data base.
    -Why do you request a UPC exemption when you are a manufacturer?
    -Your packaging does not meet US standards.
    -Does your product have proper labeling in an easy to read format?
    -The quality of your photo’s need improving.
    -Do you have all COC’s that may be necessary, issued from a USA based Lab.

  1. This is how Amazon thinks. When you were in High School and turned in an assignment, the teacher would review the work, and return it saying, “X, Y, and Z are missing, go fix it, turn it in again, and it will be correct”.
  • Now when you are in college and turn in an assignment for review, the instructor returns it and says, “it is not right, do it over”.

  • Can you see the difference? In High School the student is told what to do. Basically, the student has to use no internal thought process. Now in college, the student is told nothing about how to correct the situation, what may be missing, or what should be omitted. A much high thought process is required to solve the problem. This method Forces deep self-introspection before a second submission is turned in.

  • It is quite evident that Amazon EXPECTS and REQUIRES the Brand Seller to show they have given deep thought to the total situation before applying. As you found out, Amazon is not going to tell you the corrections needed to be made.
    :train2:

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You can view→ Grocery & gourmet foods help page for additional info.

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