<ul><li>Amazon has agreed with the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to improve its systems for combating fake reviews and 'catalogue abuse'.</li><li>The agreement aligns with the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act and aims to prevent misleading online endorsements that influence consumer spending.</li><li>The practice of 'catalogue abuse' involves linking fake reviews from popular products to different items, misleading consumers about the product's quality.</li><li>Amazon will implement strict measures to detect and remove fake reviews and catalogue abuse, with penalties for offending businesses and users.</li></ul>

Amazon agrees with CMA to crack down on fake reviews

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