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The structure and process a seller uses to run several marketplace stores without mixing data, access or compliance evidence.

The mechanism by which a rights holder reports infringing content and the platform removes or restricts it after review.

An EU VAT return mechanism that lets a business declare cross-border business-to-consumer sales in one member state.

California law requiring warnings on products that expose consumers to listed chemicals above defined levels.

EU regulation replacing the packaging directive, setting recyclability, reuse and labelling requirements that phase in over several years.

EU regulation on chemical substances in products, requiring authorisation, restriction and communication of hazardous substances down the supply chain.

EU directive limiting ten hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment sold in the Union.

Additional US duties on imports from specified countries, imposed after a trade investigation and applied by tariff list.

The identity and business checks a platform runs before and during a seller relationship, covering entity, ownership and tax data.

A fast-fashion retailer that also hosts third-party sellers on its own global marketplace.

A Southeast Asian consumer marketplace launched in 2015 and operated by Sea Limited.

Moving a store to a different operator, entity or technical environment while keeping the account and its history intact.

The assignment of platform and environment permissions by role, so each operator reaches only the stores and functions they need.

A low-price cross-border marketplace launched in the US in 2022 by a team linked to PDD Holdings.

TikTok's in-app marketplace, where sellers and creators sell through video, LIVE and affiliate links.

US law that presumes goods from the Xinjiang region are made with forced labour and bars their entry unless rebutted.

Walmart's third-party seller platform, launched in 2009 and open mainly to US-based sellers.

EU directive requiring producers of electrical and electronic equipment to finance collection and recycling of what they sell.