Amazon compliance by product category
LIVELE manages Amazon compliance for brands in six regulated categories: dietary supplements; beauty and personal care; baby, kids and toys; electronics and batteries; pest control and pet; and grocery. Each answers to a different US regulator, mainly the FDA, CPSC, FCC or EPA, and each gets different document requests from Amazon. Compliance Management covers documents, cases and appeals in every category for $3,500/month, without PPC.
Six categories, six sets of documents
Each page lists the regulators, the rules, what Amazon asks for and what we keep on file per ASIN.
Dietary supplements
Amazon compliance for supplement brands. TIC verification, cGMP evidence, FDA label and claim rules, facility registration. $3,500/month, no PPC.
Beauty & personal care
Amazon compliance for beauty and personal care brands. MoCRA registration and listing, labels, safety records, approval documents. $3,500/month, no PPC.
Baby, kids & toys
Amazon compliance for baby, kids and toy brands. CPCs, CPSC eFiling since July 8, 2026, ASTM F963-23 test reports, tracking labels. $3,500/month.
Electronics & batteries
Amazon compliance for electronics brands. FCC authorization and FCC IDs, lithium battery test summaries, dangerous goods data, Reese's Law. $3,500/month.
Pest control & pet
Amazon compliance for pest control and pet brands. EPA registration, pesticide claims, 25(b) and treated-article status, flea and tick rules. $3,500/month.
Grocery & gourmet
Amazon compliance for grocery brands. FDA facility registration and renewal, allergen labels, FBA expiration-date rules, approval documents. $3,500/month.
Who regulates what
| Category | Main US regulators | Documents that come up on Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Dietary supplements | FDA (DSHEA, 21 CFR 111 cGMP, label rules) | Third-party TIC verification, cGMP certificate, Certificate of Analysis, FDA facility registration |
| Beauty and personal care | FDA (MoCRA, cosmetic labeling; OTC drug rules for SPF, acne and antidandruff products) | MoCRA registration and listing documentation, GMP certificate, Certificate of Analysis |
| Baby, kids and toys | CPSC (CPSIA, ASTM F963-23, eFiling) | Children's Product Certificate, third-party test reports, Amazon TIC results for children's toys |
| Electronics and batteries | FCC (equipment authorization), DOT (lithium batteries), CPSC (Reese's Law) | FCC ID, UN 38.3 test summary, Safety Data Sheet or exemption sheet, battery listing data |
| Pest control and pet | EPA (FIFRA); FDA for ingested pet products and pet supplements | EPA registration or establishment number, exemption evidence, Pesticide Marking declaration |
| Grocery and gourmet | FDA (facility registration, labeling, allergens, imports) | Expiration dates in Amazon's format, category approval documents, FDA paperwork |
- Each category page links the primary sources: FDA, CPSC, FCC, EPA, the Department of Transportation and Amazon.
What stays the same in every category
- One owner for the account. Account Health and Performance Notification monitoring, compliance cases, policy violations, appeals and corrective actions, whatever the category.
- Documents per ASIN, not per brand. Each certificate, report and registration is tied to the ASINs it covers, with its issuer and its date.
- Listings that match the paperwork. Claims in titles, bullets and images stay within what the label, registration or certificate supports.
- A monthly compliance report and review, with what changed, what is due and what Amazon asked for.
- Clear limits. We don't test or certify products: accredited labs test, and the brand certifies. We're not a law firm and don't give legal advice.
Who we work with
Who it’s for
- Brand owners with Brand Registry doing roughly $1.5 million or more a year on Amazon.com.
- Catalogs of about 25–500 ASINs in one or more of the six categories.
- Teams where nobody owns compliance, often working with a separate PPC agency or in-house ads team.
Who it’s not for
- Sellers under about $1 million a year on Amazon, and retail or online arbitrage and dropshipping.
- Vendor Central-only accounts, or anyone who wants PPC management from us.
- Anyone looking for guaranteed reinstatement. No one can guarantee it; we commit to a process.
Questions about categories
My products span two categories. Do I need two retainers?
No. Compliance Management covers the account, so a brand selling a supplement and a beauty line, or toys with batteries, has one retainer. The document list per ASIN simply follows both categories.
My category isn't on the list. Can you still help?
Often, yes. Account Health, appeals and listing compliance work the same way in any category. Tell us what you sell in the form, and we will say plainly whether we are the right fit.
Do you test products or issue certificates?
No. Accredited labs test, and the manufacturer, importer or brand issues the certificate. We track what each ASIN needs, keep the documents on file and send Amazon the right one when it asks.
How do you get access to our Seller Central account?
Through the permissions Amazon provides for users and service providers, which you grant and can remove. We never ask for your password.
Tell us your category and what Amazon has asked for
We read what Amazon sent, tell you what it is asking for and whether Compliance Management fits. If a listing is already deactivated or Amazon has set a deadline, start with an urgent case review.