Shopify recently added product disclosures. These are things like Prop 65 warnings and choking hazard notices that Shopify shows to buyers on the product page, in the cart, and at checkout. Each disclosure is a metaobject entry (Shopify seeds the standard ones, and you can write your own custom disclosures) and products point to them through the Disclosures metafield (shopify.disclosure).
Bulk Product Editor now treats that metafield like any other metaobject reference. In a bulk edit, pick Disclosures as the field and you get the same options as other metaobject lists: set the value, add to the start or end, or remove entries. The picker searches your store’s disclosure entries by name, so you can select “Proposition 65 Warning for California Consumers” instead of hunting for an ID.
Spreadsheet edits and imports work too. Put the disclosure’s handle in the shopify.disclosure column (for example us-ca-prop65-cancer-default, or shopify--disclosure-custom.my-warning if you want to be explicit about the type) and the app resolves it. Exports write disclosures out as handles as well, so you can export, fill down a column, and re-import.
If your disclosure entries don’t show up in the picker yet, go to Settings > Shopify data and refresh metaobjects.
Learn more about bulk editing metaobject references in Shopify.
