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Amazon has removed more than 3,900 seller accounts from its U.S. store for "violating our fair pricing policies."
Company officials additionally said more than 500,000 items were removed because of "coronavirus-based price gouging."
"We began taking these enforcement actions promptly upon discovering this kind of misconduct, and we've been partnering directly with law enforcement agencies to combat price gougers and hold them accountable," Amazon officials said in a blog post.
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