Through the pandemic, our hundreds of Amazon Fresh store associates have supported the Woodland Hills community by offering online grocery delivery out of the Amazon Fresh store, adhering to Amazon’s safety measures throughout. See a comprehensive list of safety measureswe’re taking to protect our customers and employees. We’ve taken learnings from them and applied the same safety measures in Amazon Fresh requiring daily temperature checks for all employees, requiring face coverings for all employees and customers entering the store, offering free disposable masks for any customer who wants one, and operating the store at 50 percent capacity. Our friends at Whole Foods Market have done a fantastic job implementing comprehensive safety measures for their team members and customers, receiving recognition as a top retailer for their COVID-19 response.
“With Amazon’s early lead in online grocery and its momentum growing thanks to the Whole Foods acquisition, Prime Pantry, Prime Fresh and its already loyal legions of Prime customers, Amazon is already way out in front of the online-grocery battle,” Danzinger writes.Jeff Helbling, vice president, Amazon Fresh StoresĪt Amazon Fresh, nothing is more important than the health and safety of our employees and customers. Danzinger, in a piece, notes Amazon’s current estimated $2 billion annually in food and beverage sales is about twice that of its nearest digital-grocery competitor, Walmart.
Meanwhile, there are more signs of serious growth in what is becoming a bigger part of Amazon’s business - shipping groceries to homes.Īccording to the Food Marketing Institute, online grocery shopping could be a $100 billion business by 2025 - the equivalent of the sales of about 3,900 grocery stores. “We want it to be effortless and magical,” Gianna Puerini, vice president for Amazon Go, told USA Today. Customers then are billed through their Amazon accounts when they leave. The convenience store is equipped with cameras and sensors to detect what groceries have been purchased.
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