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Amazon Launches Grocery Delivery and Pickup Service with Bashas’

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 8
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What happened

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Amazon and Bashas’ have launched a grocery delivery and pickup service in Phoenix, Tempe, Tucson, and Scottsdale. Customers submit orders through Amazon.com and the Amazon shopping app, but Bashas’ employees pick the items, which are then delivered by an Amazon Flex driver. The service currently offers a two-hour turnaround time, with a goal of one hour.

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Why it matters

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According to Zac Wilson, vice president of digital commerce for The Raley’s Companies, centralizing the volume through the Amazon platform improves quality and stock management. This allows customers to leverage a familiar platform to receive products faster.

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Who's involved

  • AmazonOperates the e-commerce platform and handles delivery logistics
  • Amazon.com, Inc.The corporate entity operating the e-commerce platform

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  2. No specific relationship was mentioned between the two companies.1 source
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