Amazon unveils new private label brand
Unified brand brings together Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly customer favorites and new offerings.
Unified brand brings together Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly customer favorites and new offerings.
Millions of deals and exclusive holiday savings for Prime members.
As part of the settlement, Amazon must provide clear disclosures, obtain express consent, and make Prime cancellations simple.
The company said the closures follow a strategic review and reflect its decision to focus on online grocery delivery.
“By bringing Winn-Dixie’s selection to Amazon, we’re giving customers in Jacksonville and Orlando more choice and flexibility in how they shop for groceries, all with the convenience of Amazon delivery,” said Amazon executive Sophie Turrell.
Amazon’s logistics division is expanding its reach, enabling more merchants to utilize its fulfillment network.
CEP Andy Jassy cited small businesses like Lillie’s of Charleston, which increased sales by 156% after focusing on Amazon during the pandemic, as proof of the platform’s transformative impact.
Event kicks off October 7, but Prime members can find deals starting today.
AI-powered upgrade to its Amazon Lens shopping feature lets consumers discover new products through visual search.
The transition aims to improve collaboration across Amazon’s grocery operations, such as Whole Foods, Amazon Fresh, and Amazon Go stores.
Amazon Business continues to be a priority for the company, driving over $35 billion in annualized gross sales.
The expansion enables Prime members to purchase fresh groceries and everyday essentials in a single transaction, with all items delivered together.
The biggest Prime Day ever and an expanded delivery network highlight momentum in the core e-commerce business.
Launched in 2020, the CCU has grown from a small team operating in two countries to a global force spanning 12 countries.
“This year’s extended Prime Day event delivered incredible savings to our members across millions of deals,” said Doug Herrington, CEO of Amazon Worldwide Stores.
“This year, Amazon traded promotional volume for precision,” said Prashant Agrawal, CEO and Founder of Impact Analytics.