Is your product feed getting flagged by Google? You’re not alone. Google’s latest Merchant Center updates (including the Issue Details Page and new Shop ID requirements introduced on October 21, 2025) have elevated the importance of product data quality for all brands, especially those selling beverages and wine. Among the most common sources of disapproval?
Noncompliant bottle photos, often due to poor quality, improper formatting, or technical errors in your image files.

A bottle shot isn’t just a photo: it’s your brand’s introduction to shoppers browsing Google Shopping. According to the latest compliance standards, Google now demands high‑resolution images with clear, unobstructed views, free from borders, backgrounds, or visual noise. Google’s 2025 policy update prioritizes user trust and seamless shopping experiences; product feeds with low‑quality, misleading, or mismatched photos frequently trigger warnings or suspensions.
For beverage brands, traditional photoshoots often lead to lighting issues, reflections, or inconsistent backgrounds: all of which may violate Google Merchant Center rules and cause product feeds to be rejected.

Optimizing product feeds goes far beyond simple data entry—it’s an ongoing commitment to accuracy, completeness, and relevance. Feed audits are essential for catching errors in titles, pricing, and imagery before your products go live. Merchants should verify that image dimensions, file formats, and naming conventions align perfectly with Google’s requirements (e.g. images of at least 800 pixels, PNG or JPEG format, no watermarks or overlays).
Top product feed optimization strategies include:

Rather than managing endless photo retakes or risking another rejected feed, beverage brands now have access to Outshinery Lite: an instantly accessible image solution built for Google Shopping success. Outshinery Lite delivers:
These features allow for worry‑free upload directly into your Merchant Center, aligning with all technical requirements for Google Shopping compliance.
The quality of your bottle images influences both Google feed eligibility and shopper confidence: two factors proven to drive conversions and revenue. A single compliant, high-quality photo can increase search visibility and reduce shopping cart abandonment. Studies show nearly 60% of buyers decide what to purchase based on image quality and consistency in listing data.
By keeping your bottle shots Google-ready, you position your brand for sustained growth, lower suspension risk, and maximum visibility in e-commerce.
For direct guidance on best practices, consult Shopify’s image-size guide or Google’s official Merchant Center documentation.





























