We are unable to removes child ASINS from a parent ASIN created by Amazon retail improve the variation selection offered to customers.

Despite our efforts using the flat file delete and relist method, the child ASINs remain attached to the original parent ASIN.

We initiated a case ID 16524328181, but received a response stating that "we are unable to accept the request because the contribution is owned by Amazon Retail."

We also opened another case ID 16532414951 and seller support told us “The ASIN has now been successfully removed from the variation family.”. However, these child ASINS were still attached to the original parent ASIN.

B07ZGM2PFJ

B07ZGMZPW9

B07ZGXJWXH

B0885TN5J7

B08862CM7Z

B08GPL3CHV

B0CRBLY1G6

We’d like to remove the above child ASINs from the parent ASIN B084M3YM91. We are the Brand Owner and Manufacturer of the product. Anyone can help us to resolve this issue?

Hello Amazon Forum Community,

One of my products, which has a family of series, is repeatedly receiving incorrect listing violations. Amazon is stating that there is duplication in the child listings, which isn't allowed. However, all of the products are different from each other in terms of specifications and are of different models. I am really not sure what the exact issue is, and Seller Support is completely unaware of the problem.

Could anyone help me understand the exact issue?

CASE ID: 15663774561

Since the parent ASIN: B0D9WHBH14 is not fully active due to the violation, you might only see two child variations active at the moment. However, I have 33 listings in total under this parent ASIN. For review, I am also attaching the flat file I made for these parent-child listings. Could someone please review it as well?

Thanks.

Hi Amazon Sellers,

I’m facing an issue with import fees on 1 parent listing that has two child variations:

• Child Variation A (basic set): Shows a clean price of $39.99, with the message: "An Import Fees Deposit may apply at checkout."

• Child Variation B (premium set): Shows a price of $47.74 (we want to show a clean price of $44.99, but Amazon adds a fixed $2.25 Import Fees Deposit on the product page equalling $47.74, with the message: "Import Fees Deposit Included."

This creates inconsistency and confusion because Variation A neatly displays as $39.99 (import fee excluded), while Variation B appears oddly priced at $47.74 (import fee included)

Customers expect consistency—so both of the variations should have import fees added at checkout, or alternatively, both should include them upfront on the product page. Since it is mixed, it is causing confusion.

My goal:

Ensure both variations show Import Fees consistently on the product pages, ideally by applying the fees at checkout only. This would keep our pricing strategy clean, logical, and consistent (e.g., $39.99 and $44.99 without upfront import fees on just 1 variation).

Has anyone encountered this before, and can you advise how to synchronize the Import Fees across variations? FYI we are selling from the US and fulfilling in Canada via the NARF program.

Thanks for your help!