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A native commerce attribute appears in Merchant Centre documentation
A new Merchant Centre help page reference documents a native commerce attribute intended to support checkout experiences within Google surfaces. The documentation does not establish universal activation for all merchants or markets.

Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means that commerce teams should assess feed and checkout compatibility early and separate documented schema support from live account availability.
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A native commerce attribute appears in Merchant Centre documentation
A new Merchant Centre help page reference documents a native commerce attribute intended to support checkout experiences within Google surfaces. The documentation does not establish universal activation for all merchants or markets. For you, this means that commerce teams should assess feed and checkout compatibility early and separate documented schema support from live account availability.
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