🚀 New Partnership
Amazon is now offering same-day, two-hour grocery delivery from Lucky Supermarkets in select cities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. This partnership aims to provide more selection and affordable prices with the convenience of delivery directly from Amazon's website. "Our goal is to build a best-in-class grocery shopping experience," Amazon stated. "As part of that, we're teaming up with third-party retailers we know our customers already love, like Lucky, to offer more selection at great prices and delivery directly from our website."
🛒 Prime Member Benefits
To mark the launch of Lucky on Amazon, Prime members can enjoy free delivery on their first three Lucky orders of $10 or more. This offer aims to attract new customers and showcase the convenience and value of the service. Bay Area customers in eligible delivery areas can shop for Lucky groceries at amazon.com/luckysupermarkets. "At Amazon, customers get the benefit of our commitment to value, selection, and convenience no matter what store they’re shopping," Amazon added.
📈 Retail Impact
Seattle-based Amazon is No. 2 on Progressive Grocer’s 2024 list of the top food and consumables retailers in North America. The company has been named one of the Retailers of the Century by PG. Modesto, Calif.-based Save Mart, a Kingswood Capital Management LP portfolio company, operates almost 200 Save Mart, Lucky, and FoodMaxx stores in California and western Nevada. Save Mart is No. 53 on The PG 100. As California’s largest regional full-service grocery chain, Save Mart employs 13,000 associates.
🌟 Expanding Grocery Options
In addition to Lucky Supermarkets, Amazon offers grocery options through Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market, and Amazon Go, ensuring customers have a variety of choices. The partnership with third-party retailers like Lucky enhances Amazon's grocery offerings and reinforces its position as a leading online retailer. "Customers enjoy a familiar experience with one app and a singular relationship across Amazon," the company emphasized. This strategy aims to make Amazon the first choice for grocery shopping, whether in-store or online.
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