Amazon’s New Grocery Delivery Subscription Offers Big Savings to Prime Members and EBT Customers

All Prime and Prime Access members and customers with a registered EBT card in the U.S. can get a low-cost subscription with unlimited grocery delivery on orders over $35 from Whole Foods Market, Amazon Fresh, and other local grocery and specialty retailers—a benefit that pays for itself in as little as one delivery order per month.

Verde Farms Launches New Product for Grilling Season: Organic Burger Patties

May 8, 2024 Verde Farms

The 80/20 organic and 100% grass-fed burger patties, available in 4-packs, are now accessible nationwide through Amazon Fresh and Verde’s leading retail partners. Alongside this nationwide debut, Verde introduces innovative packaging designed for both convenience and freshness. Each patty is vacuum-sealed and perforated, ensuring easy opening, mess-free handling and storing. This innovative design not only optimizes shelf space but also extends the patties’ freshness, offering consumers a longer shelf life compared to traditional packaging methods.

Amazon Introduces Low-Cost Grocery Delivery Subscription for Prime Members and Customers Using EBT

April 26, 2024 Amazon

Prime members in more than 3,500 cities and towns across the U.S. can now get a subscription for $9.99 per month to receive unlimited grocery delivery from Whole Foods Market, Amazon Fresh, and other local grocery and specialty retailers on orders over $35—a benefit that pays for itself in as little as one delivery order per month.

Amazon May Have Met its Match in the Grocery Aisles

August 2, 2023 Danielle Kaye, BPR

On a recent Friday afternoon, Amy Luu used her Prime account to scan into an Amazon Fresh grocery store in Washington, D.C. She walked through an automated gate, grabbed one avocado and left — without checking out at a register. Cameras in the store monitored what she took; Amazon sent her a receipt shortly afterward.

Amazon Cuts Jobs at Fresh Grocery Stores

July 28, 2023 Annie Palmer, CNBC

The company said it’s restructuring the in-store staffing and operations model at its Amazon Fresh stores in the U.S., and as a result is eliminating its “zone lead” role. Zone leads are lower-level management positions, with responsibilities including oversight of specific store departments and assisting with training new employees.