Effective March 23, 2025, Amazon will update the attribute usage and enumeration values of numerous product types across marketplaces. These adjustments eliminate redundant attributes and improve the curation of attributes and enumeration values that apply to the corresponding product types.
For a complete list of affected product types and changes, refer to March 2025 Listings Items API Product Type Changes.

Deprecated SP-API resources are no longer in active development. Calls to deprecated SP-API resources will continue to be successful until their removal date. After the removal date, calls will fail. For more detailed information about SP-API deprecation dates, refer to the Deprecations table.

The Amazon Warehousing and Distribution API v2024-05-09 (AWD) now includes the following operations:

The following feed type values were deprecated on March 18, 2024. The removal date for these types has changed from Mar 31, 2025 to June 30, 2025:

The JSON_LISTINGS_FEED now includes the includedData property. If you specify the includedData property in the feed header, the report includes a list of issues that occur after the acceptance of your listing submission. For more information, refer to the Building Listings Management Workflows Guide.

Effective February 26, 2025, the Reports API includes two new Analytics Reports:

Announcing the Vehicles API v2024-11-01, which you can use to retrieve information about vehicles, including their unique identifiers. You can use this information and the Listings Items API to provide the list of vehicles with which your listed ASINs are compatible.

The getPackageTrackingDetails operation in the Fulfillment Outbound API v2020-07-01 now includes deliveryWindow. This property provides sellers with a time window that describes when the package is expected to be delivered.

On January 21, 2025, we announced that Amazon will validate ShipFrom locations as part of shipment confirmation for Invoice By Amazon Merchant Fulfillment (MFN) orders in the EU.

On November 18, 2024, we announced Support for GPSR compliance in the Listings Items API and JSON Listings feeds. Initially, we stated that legacy feeds would not support General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR) attributes and advised developers who use legacy XML feeds to direct sellers to upload GPSR documents through Seller Central.