Overview

Amazon sellers frequently encounter feed error 8075 when bulk‑uploading product listings or inventory updates. The error signals that one or more attribute fields contain characters, symbols, or data structures that do not match Amazon’s required format. Resolving the issue quickly is essential to keep listings live and avoid delays in inventory or price changes.

Key Points

• Root cause — The error appears when an attribute’s value includes unsupported characters or a format that Amazon’s validation rules reject.
• Exact attribute identified — Amazon’s processing report pinpoints the offending field, allowing sellers to focus on a single column rather than scanning the entire feed.
• Special characters are the primary offender — Hidden formatting marks, curly quotes, em‑dashes, HTML tags, or non‑ASCII symbols often trigger the error.
• Format mismatches matter — Supplying text in a numeric‑only field, using an incorrect date pattern, or exceeding a character limit will also generate error 8075.
• Impact on listings — Until the feed is corrected and resubmitted, affected products remain unpublished, inventory updates are ignored, and price changes do not take effect.

How to Resolve Error 8075

1. Locate the offending attribute — Open the feed processing summary report; the “Error 8075” line lists the column name (e.g., bullet_point1). For example, the report may read “Error 8075 – Invalid data in bullet_point2.”
2. Inspect the cell content — In the spreadsheet, examine the highlighted cell for any non‑standard characters. A common scenario is copying a product description from a Word document, which introduces smart quotes (“ ”) instead of straight quotes (" ").
3. Strip unsupported symbols — Remove HTML tags (<b>, <br>), replace smart quotes with straight quotes, and delete invisible characters such as zero‑width spaces. If the field is a numeric SKU, ensure only digits are present—e.g., change “SKU‑001A” to “001”.