Important: When you sell on Jumia, you must follow local laws, and any regulatory policies or guidelines and Jumia policies that apply to your products and listings.
The sale of illegal, unsafe, or other products listed as prohibited for sale, is strictly prohibited. It is each vendor’s responsibility to carefully review our policies before listing a product. Vendor must also understand that they are responsible for ensuring that their products follow all applicable laws, even if the product is not specifically described in our policies. Laws change frequently, so sellers should monitor regulatory changes regularly and take appropriate action.
Jumia works proactively with regulators, brands, vendors, consumers to ensure that only authorized and safe products are sold on Jumia. You can report products breaching these rules in the report a product form
Pre-approval to list products
Certain brands or categories of products may require pre-approval to list products or to add your offers to existing products. Please contact our support if you seek pre-approval to list such products.
Consequences for violations
Violations of Jumia’s listing policies may result in actions such as:
- Deletion of product listings
- Suspension of product creation privileges
- Returning inventory
- Destroying inventory in our warehouses without reimbursement
- Terminating the business relationship
- Suspension of or permanent withholding of payments
- Sale of illegal or unsafe products can also lead to legal action, including civil and criminal penalties
- Jumia reserves the right to decide in its sole discretion about whether or not a listing is appropriate
The products concerned:
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Medicines
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Products reserved exclusively for the pharmaceutical and/or medical field:
– Laboratory reagents
– Medical equipment (glucometer, blood pressure monitor, etc.)
– Medical samples
– Baby milk
– Baby bottles
– Pacifiers
– Steroids
– Food supplements (without authorization)
– Aphrodisiac products
– Growth hormone (without authorization)
– Product to develop certain parts of the body
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Lightening cosmetic or hygiene products
– Cream, soap, gel, serum, capsules containing mercury and its derivatives
– Cream, soap, gel, serum, capsules containing more than 2% hydroquinone
– Cream, soap, gel, serum, capsules containing corticosteroids and corticosteroids
– Cream, soap, gel, serum, capsules containing retinol derivatives (vitamin A)
– Any chemical and cosmetic product sold without authorization from the regulatory authorities and the Ministry of Commerce
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Drugs and illicit substances
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Drug products and illicit substances
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Tobacco and similar products
– Nicotine products
– Cigarettes
– Electronic cigarettes
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Dangerous products
– Damaged batteries
– Explosives / Fireworks
– Fuel and certain combustibles
– Toxic substances
– Radioactive products
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Products not on sale
– Coins
– Skin of certain reptiles
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Products for security forces
– Signal blockers
– Gas masks
– Camouflage clothing/items
– Military uniforms
– Tear gas
– Police shields
– Defense weapons (Knives, tasers, anti-aggression bombs)
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Products subject to specific regulations
– Rough diamond
– Slot machines and all types of gambling devices
– Pesticides (without authorization)
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Products likely to be used to commit offences
– Weapons and toys similar to real weapons
– Lock picking devices
- IPTV / ISD Solution
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Counterfeit E-BOOKS and software (software placed on a USB key or of dubious origin)
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Waste
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Registered trademark products
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Spiritual products (Spell soap, Lucky ring etc…)