Amazon plans on expanding its “Whole Foods Market” by introducing “more stores” so that the customers can be reached within “two-hour delivery service range”, reported the Wall Street Journal.
The employees from While Food have been scouting the “Western North America” for identifying “potential retail spaces” in the regions of “Idaho, southern Utah and Wyoming”, as the retailer currently does not have any outlets in these areas.
Moreover, the journal citied another source revealing that the “largest online retailer” of the world will be expanding “Prime Now”, the “two-hour delivery service” to almost all the four hundred seventy five “Whole Foods” outlets present in the U.S. These steps form part of the Amazon’s plans to expand its “grocery, delivery and pickup” fronts all over the country in the U.S.
At present, the Prime Now service features an option of “two-hour delivery” to the subscribers spread over sixty cities. Furthermore, it also offers “online grocery pickup from Whole Foods stores” in only half an hour in around thirty cities.
References:
reuters.com
The employees from While Food have been scouting the “Western North America” for identifying “potential retail spaces” in the regions of “Idaho, southern Utah and Wyoming”, as the retailer currently does not have any outlets in these areas.
Moreover, the journal citied another source revealing that the “largest online retailer” of the world will be expanding “Prime Now”, the “two-hour delivery service” to almost all the four hundred seventy five “Whole Foods” outlets present in the U.S. These steps form part of the Amazon’s plans to expand its “grocery, delivery and pickup” fronts all over the country in the U.S.
At present, the Prime Now service features an option of “two-hour delivery” to the subscribers spread over sixty cities. Furthermore, it also offers “online grocery pickup from Whole Foods stores” in only half an hour in around thirty cities.
References:
reuters.com