Amazon expanding Prime benefits to more Whole Foods Market stores

Amazon expanding Prime benefits to more Whole Foods Market stores

Amazon has announced that it is now extending the availability of savings for Prime members to an additional 121 Whole Foods Market stores across 12 US states – including northern California, Colorado and Texas – plus all Whole Foods Market 365 stores nationwide.

In a statement issued today (30 May), Amazon said: “Prime members will receive an additional 10 percent off sale items, typically hundreds of products throughout the store, plus exclusive weekly deep discounts on select popular items.”

Amazon added: “Customers also receive these exclusive Prime member savings when they have their groceries delivered from Whole Foods Market stores via Prime Now. Both Prime member savings and Prime Now grocery delivery are available in Austin, Dallas, Denver, Sacramento and San Francisco. Prime Now offers free two-hour delivery on orders over $35. Delivery from Whole Foods Market will continue expanding throughout 2018.”

Earlier this year, the companies launched free two-hour delivery on Whole Foods Market groceries through Prime Now in 10 cities, with more to come in 2018.

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