Solution · Shopify Brands
Open new Shopify Markets with confidence
Enabling a new market in Shopify takes one click. Meeting that market's product rules takes actual work — we show you exactly what.
The problem
Shopify Markets makes it trivially easy to sell into a new country — and just as easy to violate its product regulations. Duties, labeling, product safety and EPR obligations don't configure themselves, and Shopify won't warn you about them.
How it works
List the markets you've enabled in Shopify.
Screen your catalog against each market's verified requirements.
Fix labeling, documentation and registration gaps per market.
Check EPR and packaging obligations before you start shipping there.
Monitor the regulations behind your top-selling products.
A candle brand enables Germany in Shopify Markets
The screen flags German packaging EPR registration (VerpackG) as a pre-shipment requirement the brand had never heard of, plus EU labeling rules for the product. They register before the first order ships — no fines, no blocked launch.
Common questions
Shopify handles checkout, duties calculation and tax settings — not product safety, labeling, marking or EPR registrations. Those remain the merchant's responsibility.
Our coverage focuses on physical goods, where market-access regulation is heaviest. Digital product rules are on our roadmap — see the coverage page.
Yes — the API lets you screen products as they're added to your catalog, before they ever go live in a new market.
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Built for shopify brands
See what your products need in every market — free to start.
Free initial check, no signup required. Save or export after you see the result.