What if Amazon's CPC certification fails? The submission and review of CPC certification failed, usually due to incomplete information or mismatched information, with different reasons. In the case of CPC rejection, it is necessary to first check whether your CPC certificate contains the following seven information as required:

1. Product information;

2. All regulations and regulations applicable to the product;

3. Information of the importer or manufacturer (in the United States): including name, address, and phone number;

4. Contact information of the holder of the test result file supporting the certificate: name, address, email address, and phone number. (usually understood as manufacturers outside of the United States);

5. The production date and address of the product must be in the year, month, and address must be in the city;

6. Detection time and address or certificate based detection report

7. Third party testing agency information (CPSC recognized laboratory DeZeWei): name, address, and contact phone number.


If your certificate contains the above information but is still rejected, it may be due to the following reasons:

1. SKU information mismatch;

2. Certification standards and products do not match;

3. Lack of information on domestic importers in the United States;

4. Laboratory information cannot be matched or not recognized;

5. The product editing page did not fill in the CPSIA warning field (if the product contains parts);

6. The product lacks safety information or compliance marks (traceability code).

In short, there are many reasons why Amazon CPC certification is not passed, and we need to check based on the actual situation.