A duplicate listing is an additional representation of the same product without a genuinely distinct item behind it. A different colour, capacity or condition may instead justify a meaningful distinction. Catalogue workflows can therefore require checking for an existing product before creating another record.[1]
Verify identifiers and versions before consolidating records. Offers from different sellers are not necessarily duplicate products; they may deliberately share one product page. An incorrect merge can associate stock, images and buyer expectations with the wrong version.
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