Amazon needs to take the following steps to remove infringement: Confirm infringement: First, you need to confirm whether the suspected infringing product is really infringing. This can be judged by comparing the pictures, descriptions, brands, etc. of the products. Stop selling: If it is confirmed that there is infringement, the suspected infringing product should be stopped immediately and prevented from continuing to be put on the shelves. Seek cooperation with the rights owner: You can try to contact the rights owner and negotiate a cooperation plan with them, such as reaching an authorization agreement or returning the problematic products. Submit an appeal: If you think you have not infringed, you can appeal in the Amazon backend. When submitting an appeal, you need to provide sufficient evidence to support your point of view. Specifically, the appeal process is as follows: Log in to your Amazon Seller Center account and go to the "Intellectual Property Notification" page. Read the infringement notice carefully and confirm whether the infringement described therein is true. If you think the notice is incorrect or there is an error, please prepare relevant evidence and click the "Appeal" button. On the "Product Infringement Appeal" page, fill in the necessary information and reasons, and upload relevant evidence documents, such as the original authorization certificate, trademark registration certificate or other relevant documents. If your appeal is approved by Amazon, you can start selling the suspected infringing products again. In short, Amazon needs to take a series of measures to remove infringement, including confirming infringement, stopping sales, seeking cooperation from rights holders, and filing appeals. If you encounter related problems, it is recommended to consult professionals.