My product is a regular baby onesie but Amazon claims it is a toy.
They are asking me for ASTM F963-17 specification which is intended for manufacturers, importers or marketers of toys and my product is not a toy, it is a baby romper for common use.
This can be checked since I am registered with the Consumer Product Safety Commission: Small Batch Manufacturer Registration Number, the lab tests and CPC I already submitted it and it does not make me cso they put me the same message that it is a jugute and request me the mechanical tests or they will remove my listings.
My product is a regular baby onesie but Amazon claims it is a toy.
They are asking me for ASTM F963-17 specification which is intended for manufacturers, importers or marketers of toys and my product is not a toy, it is a baby romper for common use.
This can be checked since I am registered with the Consumer Product Safety Commission: Small Batch Manufacturer Registration Number, the lab tests and CPC I already submitted it and it does not make me cso they put me the same message that it is a jugute and request me the mechanical tests or they will remove my listings.
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Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
I'll start by stating that I don't know how to help your situation.
But I want to point out that "Onesie", as used in the title of your post here, is a trademarked term for Gerber. I hope that you don't have that term anywhere in your listing, unless you are selling actual Gerber products.
Saeid_Amazon
Hello @Seller_5aCzI2D1JeyxC
Saeid with Amazon here to assist. I see you have already posted in the forums regarding this issue and would ask that you continue your discussion on your original thread. This way, we can continue to provide updates there to avoid any confusion.
Respectfully,
Saeid.
