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Products stuck in ‘Under Review’ status in Google Merchant Center since Aug 27

Since August 27, I’ve been experiencing an issue in Google Merchant Center. The majority of my products (exactly 328 items) remain stuck in the “under review” status. Because of this, they don’t get pushed to my Google Ads account, and I can’t advertise them.

I contacted Google Support via email but haven’t received a reply. I tried several fixes: updating product images, rewriting descriptions, refreshing the product feed, etc., hoping that something might resolve the issue, but no matter what I change, the status doesn’t update.

At the moment, only 92 products are being synced to Google Ads, which I’m able to advertise. In total, I have about 300 products in stock, so ideally all of them should appear in Google Ads.

It’s worth noting that Google released an update on August 27, and as shown in the screenshot, the problem has existed ever since. Before this date, I never had any issues.

Interestingly, in Search Console I can see that since August 27, my traffic has increased by about 50%.

What can I do to solve this? Has anyone else experienced the same issue? Could this possibly be a bug on Google’s side? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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