Question: If you’re adding a product that’s new to Amazon.com and does not match an existing product listing, you're required to have a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN).
- False
- True
Explanation
A new Amazon.com listing requires a valid Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) when the product does not already match an existing catalog item.
Amazon uses the GTIN as a product identifier to create or match the correct product detail page.
Common GTIN types include UPC, EAN, ISBN, and JAN.
This helps prevent duplicate listings and supports accurate catalog organization.
Why the other options are incorrect
False is incorrect because a new catalog item generally requires a valid Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) unless Amazon grants an exemption.
Source for verification
https://sell.amazon.com/sell/registration-guide
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external/G84H3T69ZX762NWT
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