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Transparency code

Hi. I bought some products from Holland and Barrett which I reckon is a legit distributor/seller. When I received the products they did not have a transparency code on them. The brand I bought is enrolled in the transparency program. As far as I understand that means it has to stick transparency codes on every unit of the product sold even if it is not on amazon. They did not do that. What do I do? I spoke with an assistant and they told me to speak to the manufacturer to ask them to stick? How if I bought the product from Holland and Barrett, which is not the manufacturer? Many thanks in advance.

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Transparency code

Hi. I bought some products from Holland and Barrett which I reckon is a legit distributor/seller. When I received the products they did not have a transparency code on them. The brand I bought is enrolled in the transparency program. As far as I understand that means it has to stick transparency codes on every unit of the product sold even if it is not on amazon. They did not do that. What do I do? I spoke with an assistant and they told me to speak to the manufacturer to ask them to stick? How if I bought the product from Holland and Barrett, which is not the manufacturer? Many thanks in advance.

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Where to start?

1) Holland and Barrett are a retailer not a distributer/manufacturer.

2) If you have bought through Holland and Barrett you are unable to sell the goods as new under Amazon rules as once they are sold by a retailer they do not fall under the "1st purchase" guidelines. You would need to sell them as Used- Like New. (if that is even possible as I suspect the items are foodstuffs/supplements)

3) I am guessing that the goods are foods/supplements. If so are you authorised to sell the items on Amazon and have the appropriate liability insurance in place.

4) Do you have permission from the brand to sell on Amazon?

I dont want to sound negative but if you havent considered all of the above I would advise going through Seller University as it will save you money in the long term and stop your account from being shutdown extremely quickly.

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Just to add to above, and really just repeating what was said - buying from a retail store is NOT the best business model for Amazon, this is retail arbitrage, and you may get away with it for a while, but eventually Amazon will ask you to provide invoices, you will only have shop receipts, not full, proper invoices.

All the other points are relevant too.

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where the items holland and barrett brand?? they can not put transparency codes and brands that they dont own, only thier own brand stuff

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Transparency code

Hi. I bought some products from Holland and Barrett which I reckon is a legit distributor/seller. When I received the products they did not have a transparency code on them. The brand I bought is enrolled in the transparency program. As far as I understand that means it has to stick transparency codes on every unit of the product sold even if it is not on amazon. They did not do that. What do I do? I spoke with an assistant and they told me to speak to the manufacturer to ask them to stick? How if I bought the product from Holland and Barrett, which is not the manufacturer? Many thanks in advance.

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Transparency code

Hi. I bought some products from Holland and Barrett which I reckon is a legit distributor/seller. When I received the products they did not have a transparency code on them. The brand I bought is enrolled in the transparency program. As far as I understand that means it has to stick transparency codes on every unit of the product sold even if it is not on amazon. They did not do that. What do I do? I spoke with an assistant and they told me to speak to the manufacturer to ask them to stick? How if I bought the product from Holland and Barrett, which is not the manufacturer? Many thanks in advance.

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Hi. I bought some products from Holland and Barrett which I reckon is a legit distributor/seller. When I received the products they did not have a transparency code on them. The brand I bought is enrolled in the transparency program. As far as I understand that means it has to stick transparency codes on every unit of the product sold even if it is not on amazon. They did not do that. What do I do? I spoke with an assistant and they told me to speak to the manufacturer to ask them to stick? How if I bought the product from Holland and Barrett, which is not the manufacturer? Many thanks in advance.

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Seller_4AYDPBgxe3aZm

Where to start?

1) Holland and Barrett are a retailer not a distributer/manufacturer.

2) If you have bought through Holland and Barrett you are unable to sell the goods as new under Amazon rules as once they are sold by a retailer they do not fall under the "1st purchase" guidelines. You would need to sell them as Used- Like New. (if that is even possible as I suspect the items are foodstuffs/supplements)

3) I am guessing that the goods are foods/supplements. If so are you authorised to sell the items on Amazon and have the appropriate liability insurance in place.

4) Do you have permission from the brand to sell on Amazon?

I dont want to sound negative but if you havent considered all of the above I would advise going through Seller University as it will save you money in the long term and stop your account from being shutdown extremely quickly.

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

Just to add to above, and really just repeating what was said - buying from a retail store is NOT the best business model for Amazon, this is retail arbitrage, and you may get away with it for a while, but eventually Amazon will ask you to provide invoices, you will only have shop receipts, not full, proper invoices.

All the other points are relevant too.

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Seller_DfMOm9tgJKAex

where the items holland and barrett brand?? they can not put transparency codes and brands that they dont own, only thier own brand stuff

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Seller_4AYDPBgxe3aZm

Where to start?

1) Holland and Barrett are a retailer not a distributer/manufacturer.

2) If you have bought through Holland and Barrett you are unable to sell the goods as new under Amazon rules as once they are sold by a retailer they do not fall under the "1st purchase" guidelines. You would need to sell them as Used- Like New. (if that is even possible as I suspect the items are foodstuffs/supplements)

3) I am guessing that the goods are foods/supplements. If so are you authorised to sell the items on Amazon and have the appropriate liability insurance in place.

4) Do you have permission from the brand to sell on Amazon?

I dont want to sound negative but if you havent considered all of the above I would advise going through Seller University as it will save you money in the long term and stop your account from being shutdown extremely quickly.

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Seller_4AYDPBgxe3aZm

Where to start?

1) Holland and Barrett are a retailer not a distributer/manufacturer.

2) If you have bought through Holland and Barrett you are unable to sell the goods as new under Amazon rules as once they are sold by a retailer they do not fall under the "1st purchase" guidelines. You would need to sell them as Used- Like New. (if that is even possible as I suspect the items are foodstuffs/supplements)

3) I am guessing that the goods are foods/supplements. If so are you authorised to sell the items on Amazon and have the appropriate liability insurance in place.

4) Do you have permission from the brand to sell on Amazon?

I dont want to sound negative but if you havent considered all of the above I would advise going through Seller University as it will save you money in the long term and stop your account from being shutdown extremely quickly.

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

Just to add to above, and really just repeating what was said - buying from a retail store is NOT the best business model for Amazon, this is retail arbitrage, and you may get away with it for a while, but eventually Amazon will ask you to provide invoices, you will only have shop receipts, not full, proper invoices.

All the other points are relevant too.

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

Just to add to above, and really just repeating what was said - buying from a retail store is NOT the best business model for Amazon, this is retail arbitrage, and you may get away with it for a while, but eventually Amazon will ask you to provide invoices, you will only have shop receipts, not full, proper invoices.

All the other points are relevant too.

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where the items holland and barrett brand?? they can not put transparency codes and brands that they dont own, only thier own brand stuff

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where the items holland and barrett brand?? they can not put transparency codes and brands that they dont own, only thier own brand stuff

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