A few days ago, I asked a question related to misbranded listings. Many people advised against pursuing them, and I now understand why, Amazon provided a clear example.
These listings are nearly 8 years old, with over 290 reviews, and sourced directly from a brand-authorized distributor. They only started selling well a few years ago.
What I’ve concluded is that Amazon can remove any listing, even if it’s old and has a strong presence. It’s crucial not only to source your product from an authentic source but also to ensure your listing has accurate product information.
Note: I had just listed the product and was planning to place an order. Fortunately, I checked the “Invalid Information” listing tab in Seller Central beforehand.