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Amazon's US business liability insurance requirements have been updated again. This update is to directly cancel the need to purchase insurance without deductibles. In the June 13 update, Amazon requires sellers with annual sales of less than 1 million US dollars to purchase commercial liability insurance that does not contain deductibles, and the implementation date is June 27. As far as I know, Amazon has revised the implementation date once to August 1. Just recently, the Amazon Seller Forum released the latest announcement showing that due to some sellers reporting that they are facing challenges in purchasing zero deductible policies, Amazon will continue to allow sellers to purchase policies with deductibles, but any policy The deductible must not exceed $10,000 and any deductible must be listed on the certificate of insurance. The announcement is as follows:

Amazon US Business Liability Insurance No Deductible Policy Review:

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Amazon's US commercial liability insurance requirements have been continuously requiring sellers to purchase in the last year, and the requirements for purchasing insurance policies have been continuously updated, which proves that Amazon attaches great importance to commercial liability insurance. Although the deductible requirement has been cancelled this time, The editor believes that so far Amazon requires sellers with monthly sales of more than 10,000 US dollars to purchase commercial liability insurance. This month's sales are 10,000 US dollars. It seems to me that it will continue to decrease in the future. Buying commercial liability insurance is definitely It is one of the essential conditions for compliant sellers.

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