Fix Merchant Center Suspension

I run a Swedish e-commerce store that stocks only well-known brands, yet Google Merchant Center suspended us months ago for Policy Misrepresentation. Google’s feedback cites three problem areas—incorrect business information, misleading product information, and non-compliant website policies—and the suspension has already claimed three separate Merchant Center accounts (all now deleted). We have deliberately avoided opening any new accounts while we sort this out.

What I need now is an expert who has successfully guided EU-based retailers through the same ordeal to complete a full compliance audit. Please examine every corner that matters: product descriptions, published business details, and every on-site policy page. Your task is to pinpoint each inconsistency with Google’s rules and lay out, in plain language, what must change so the next appeal is fully legitimate.

Deliverables
• Comprehensive audit report mapping every issue to the exact Google policy it violates
• Step-by-step remediation plan, prioritised for quickest reinstatement
• Draft wording or data-feed edits ready for the final appeal
• One follow-up review once fixes are in place to confirm we are truly compliant

Feel free to use Merchant Center Diagnostics, Feed Rules, Search Console data—whatever helps—but document your findings so we can understand and maintain compliance long term.

If you have a track record of overturning Policy Misrepresentation suspensions for other EU retailers, let me know your approach and a realistic timeline for the initial audit. I’m ready to resolve this once and for all, strictly by Google’s rulebook.