Amazon Business Expands to 2,300 Cities with Same-Day Grocery Delivery
Amazon Business rolled out same-day grocery delivery in 2,300 US cities, letting customers order perishable and non-perishable items by noon for delivery within two hours. The service taps Amazon’s logistics network and fulfillment centers to boost order frequency among SMBs and challenge competitors like Instacart.
1. Service Launch and Coverage
Amazon Business has enabled same-day grocery orders in 2,300 US cities through its online portal. Customers can place orders for both perishable and non-perishable items by noon to receive delivery within a two-hour window.
2. Strategic and Competitive Impact
By leveraging its existing logistics network and local fulfillment centers, the service aims to increase order frequency among small-to-midsize businesses. The move positions Amazon against Instacart and Walmart, potentially reshaping competitive dynamics in the B2B grocery delivery market.