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I have a generic product that is not on Amazon

What do I need to do?

  1. List it as Generic with a GTIN exemption
  2. Get a new UPC and register it by our Company Name / Brand Name
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I have a generic product that is not on Amazon

What do I need to do?

  1. List it as Generic with a GTIN exemption
  2. Get a new UPC and register it by our Company Name / Brand Name
Account setup
Tags:Registration
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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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This would be a huge amount of instructions for anyone here in the forums to key in.
It is best that you attend Amazon’s Seller University to learn these things.
There is so much involved – rules, regulations, laws, restrictions, processes, laboratories, certifications, approvals, branding, trademarks, invoices, etc., etc.
Best of luck,
CJ

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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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Seller_Jro8Ro9EevaaB

I have a generic product that is not on Amazon

What do I need to do?

  1. List it as Generic with a GTIN exemption
  2. Get a new UPC and register it by our Company Name / Brand Name
85 views
3 replies
Account setup
Tags:Registration
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Seller_Jro8Ro9EevaaB

I have a generic product that is not on Amazon

What do I need to do?

  1. List it as Generic with a GTIN exemption
  2. Get a new UPC and register it by our Company Name / Brand Name
Account setup
Tags:Registration
00
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I have a generic product that is not on Amazon

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What do I need to do?

  1. List it as Generic with a GTIN exemption
  2. Get a new UPC and register it by our Company Name / Brand Name
Account setup
Tags:Registration
00
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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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This would be a huge amount of instructions for anyone here in the forums to key in.
It is best that you attend Amazon’s Seller University to learn these things.
There is so much involved – rules, regulations, laws, restrictions, processes, laboratories, certifications, approvals, branding, trademarks, invoices, etc., etc.
Best of luck,
CJ

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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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Seller_qz1y4XweLE9SO
In reply to: Seller_Jro8Ro9EevaaB’s post

This would be a huge amount of instructions for anyone here in the forums to key in.
It is best that you attend Amazon’s Seller University to learn these things.
There is so much involved – rules, regulations, laws, restrictions, processes, laboratories, certifications, approvals, branding, trademarks, invoices, etc., etc.
Best of luck,
CJ

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Seller_qz1y4XweLE9SO
In reply to: Seller_Jro8Ro9EevaaB’s post

This would be a huge amount of instructions for anyone here in the forums to key in.
It is best that you attend Amazon’s Seller University to learn these things.
There is so much involved – rules, regulations, laws, restrictions, processes, laboratories, certifications, approvals, branding, trademarks, invoices, etc., etc.
Best of luck,
CJ

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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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Either one would work, but if you don’t care about creating an actual “brand” for your company that you list it under, then just list it as Generic.

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