Amazon Fresh's new Recurring Reservations feature lets you book grocery pickups or deliveries a week in advance. With customizable Repeat Items, your favorites auto-fill your cart. Available in 1,300 U.S. cities, it's grocery shopping made effortlessly convenient.
Amazon Fresh is changing the grocery game again, folks. With its new Recurring Reservations feature, it's like having your personal shopper on speed dial. Now, in nearly 1,300 cities across the U.S., you can lock in your grocery pickup or delivery slot up to a week in advance. Kim Kornfeld, the Amazon spokesperson, wasn't shy about touting this as the next big leap in convenient shopping. And let's be honest, in the world of Amazon, convenience is king.
But wait, there's more! Amazon's not just about setting a date with your groceries; it's about making sure that date goes smoothly with their Repeat Items feature. Fancy having milk and apples on auto-pilot? Amazon's got you. Set your frequency, and bam, it's like your fridge restocks itself. Kim Kornfeld described it as automating your grocery list without losing that personal touch. It's like having a grocery concierge in your pocket.
This isn't just about making your life easier; it's about Amazon flexing its omnichannel muscles. From in-store refreshes to expanding online access, Amazon Fresh is on a mission to be your go-to grocery destination. And with services now open to non-Prime members, they're welcoming everyone into the fold. Their grocery subscription program for Prime members? Just the cherry on top. Unlimited free delivery for $9.99 a month? Count me in.
Amazon's message is clear: they want to be the first name you think of for groceries - online or in-store. With Recurring Reservations and Repeat Items, they're eliminating the hassle of last-minute shopping runs. As Kim Kornfeld puts it, it's about ensuring you never miss out on your favorite meals again. So, next time you're wondering if you need to hit the store for milk, remember, Amazon's probably already on it.
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