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ProductCertification

import type { ProductCertification } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/manufacturers:v1.ts";

Product certification data.

interface ProductCertification {
brand?: string;
certification?: Certification[];
countryCode?: string[];
readonly destinationStatuses?: DestinationStatus[];
readonly issues?: Issue[];
mpn?: string[];
name?: string;
productCode?: string[];
productType?: string[];
title?: string;
}

§Properties

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brand?: string
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Required. This is the product's brand name. The brand is used to help identify your product.

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certification?: Certification[]
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Required. A list of certifications to link to the described product.

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countryCode?: string[]
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Optional. A 2-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 Alpha 2).

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readonly destinationStatuses?: DestinationStatus[]
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Output only. The statuses of the destinations.

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readonly issues?: Issue[]
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Output only. A server-generated list of issues associated with the product.

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mpn?: string[]
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Optional. These are the Manufacturer Part Numbers (MPN). MPNs are used to uniquely identify a specific product among all products from the same manufacturer

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name?: string
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Required. The unique name identifier of a product certification Format: accounts/{account}/languages/{language_code}/productCertifications/{id} Where id is a some unique identifier and language_code is a 2-letter ISO 639-1 code of a Shopping supported language according to https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/160637.

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productCode?: string[]
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Optional. Another name for GTIN.

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productType?: string[]
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Optional. These are your own product categorization system in your product data.

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title?: string
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Required. This is to clearly identify the product you are certifying.