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Amazon is now letting non-Prime members order grocery deliveries from its Fresh stores, according to Bloomberg’s interview with Amazon grocery head Tony Hoggett. Starting today, customers in major US cities, like Boston, Dallas, and San Francisco, can place online orders from Amazon Fresh stores and warehouses.
While non-Prime grocery delivery is only available in a handful of cities in the US for now, Bloomberg reports that Amazon plans on rolling out the initiative across the country by the end of this year. Before this change, Amazon only let those who pay for its $139 per year Prime membership order groceries online.
Non-Prime users still won’t have some of the same benefits as Prime subscribers, however. According to Bloomberg,…
