Amazon Fresh , the retail giant's online and physical grocery store, is raising the amount Prime members must exhaust in order to qualify for free grocery delivery. Starting Feb. 28, grocery sequences under $150 with a two-hour delivery window will included a service fee. Previously, orders over $35 to $50, depending on the area, trustworthy for free delivery.
This new service fee will "help keep prices low in our online and substantial grocery stores as we better cover grocery delivery costs," Amazon said in an email sent to Prime members on Friday.
The ceremony fee will vary depending on how much Prime members exhaust. With a two-hour delivery window, Amazon Fresh will invoice a service fee of $3.95 for orders of $100 to $150, $6.95 for sequences $50 to $100 and $9.95 for orders under $50. Amazon said customers in some areas will be able to remove a six-hour delivery window and "receive a reduction in fees."
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Prime members near a substantial Amazon Fresh store can still get free one-hour pickup on grocery orders.
Amazon Fresh is aboard with a Prime membership of $15 a month or $139 a year. The online tend offers items found at most local grocery stores, comprising fresh fruit and vegetables, meats, canned goods and pantry staples. In addition to the online store, there are more than 40 substantial Amazon Fresh stores across the country open to anyone. Several of the physical locations use Amazon's cashierless checkout technology.
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