Amazon expands coverage for Whole Foods Market grocery delivery

Posted by Ian Taylor | Apr 24, 2018 | E-Commerce, Food Delivery, Infrastructure | 0 |

Amazon has expanded the geographical coverage in the US of its free two-hour delivery service of Whole Foods Market grocery products through Prime Now.

In a statement issued today (24 April), Amazon said that the service has been extended to include Denver, Sacramento and San Diego.

The service launched earlier this year and Amazon plans to continue expanding the coverage across the U.S. throughout 2018.

Customers can start shopping from Whole Foods Market selection at www.primenow.com or by using the Prime Now app available on Android and iOS devices.

Prime members receive two-hour delivery for free and ultra-fast delivery within one hour for $7.99 on orders of $35 or more.

Delivery from Whole Foods Market through Prime Now is available daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Ian Taylor is the Editor of Triangle’s Mail & Express Review Magazine and the www.postandparcel.info portal. Ian has been a business journalist for almost 30 years, editing and writing for a wide range of magazines and newspapers with a particular focus on the transport and logistics industries.

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