
Amazon is changing its product bundling policy starting January 11, 2027.
The updated requirements will extend to most product categories. For most physical bundles listed as a single ASIN, the products must be packaged as a configuration by the original manufacturer or brand. View the Amazon Seller Central policy update
This is important for sellers who create their own bundles by combining products from different brands or repackaging products.
What Sellers Need to Know
Under the updated policy, sellers should review their existing bundle ASINs and check:
- Who packaged the bundle
- Which brands are included
- Whether brand authorization is required
- The product category and product type
- Whether the bundle qualifies for an exception
- Whether existing FBA inventory needs attention
Amazon identifies several exceptions, including authorized repackaged products, certain gifting browse nodes, qualifying camera product types, and eligible Virtual Bundles.
What About Multi-Brand Bundles?
Sellers should pay particular attention to bundles containing products from multiple brands.
Some multi-brand bundle configurations may remain permitted when they meet Amazon's specific requirements and authorization rules. Sellers should not assume that simply combining authentic products from different brands makes a bundle compliant.
If repackaging is permitted under an applicable exception, Amazon may require a Letter of Authorization (LOA) from the brand owner or manufacturer.
Sellers should also review their broader Amazon Account Health because listing policy issues can affect overall account compliance.
What Happens to Noncompliant Bundles?
Sellers should not wait until the policy takes effect to review potentially affected ASINs. Amazon's updated requirements can result in noncompliant bundle listings being suppressed or deactivated, with listing violations recorded in Account Health.
This makes it important for sellers to identify potentially affected physical bundles and determine whether they meet the new requirements before the effective date.

What Should Sellers Do Now?
Before January 11, 2027, sellers should:
- Identify all physical bundle ASINs.
- Check how each bundle is packaged.
- Review the brands included in each bundle.
- Confirm whether required brand authorization is available.
- Check category-specific exceptions.
- Review FBA inventory for potentially affected bundles.
- Consider eligible Virtual Bundles where appropriate.
After reviewing your listings, it is also important to make sure your advertising structure matches your current product catalog. Understanding Amazon PPC campaign structure across Auto and Manual campaigns can help sellers organize campaigns more effectively.
If you are launching, updating, or restructuring campaigns for affected products, reviewing Amazon PPC keyword research and high-converting keyword targeting can also help align your advertising with the updated product offering.
Final Takeaway
Amazon's 2027 product bundling update means sellers should review their physical bundle ASINs before the January 11, 2027 deadline.
Don't wait for a listing issue. Audit your bundles now, verify packaging and authorization, and address potentially noncompliant ASINs before the policy takes effect.
FAQs
When does Amazon's new bundle policy take effect?
The updated product bundling requirements take effect on January 11, 2027.
Can sellers still create physical bundles?
Yes, some physical bundles remain permitted. However, most must meet Amazon's updated manufacturer or brand packaging requirement or qualify for an applicable exception.
Are Virtual Bundles affected?
Eligible Virtual Bundles are treated differently because the products are not physically packaged together.
Can I sell multi-brand bundles?
Some multi-brand bundles may be permitted under specific conditions and authorization requirements. Sellers should verify the exact requirements for their category and products.
What happens to noncompliant bundles?
Noncompliant bundle listings may be suppressed or deactivated, and listing violations can be recorded in Amazon Account Health.
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