On Monday, the retail giant also said it has removed more than half a million items from its stores because of 'coronavirus-based price gouging,' about half the amount it had previously said it removed in response to price gouging or misleading claims.
its claim that it"has proactively reached out to every state attorney general in the country" to ensure bad actors were being held accountable.
Although the post did not mention Amazon's own pricing changes, it added its platform "strictly prohibits sellers from exploiting an emergency by charging excessively high prices on products and shipping" and that it is"issuing regular reminders to our sellers about these longstanding policies." On Saturday, Amazon told U.S. warehouse workers that the company was temporarily doubling its overtime pay amid a flood of orders from people hunkered down during the coronavirus pandemic.
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