Amazon to expand grocery business with new convenience stores
- 8 years ago
Amazon's plan to be a one-stop food shop may extend well beyond those rumored drive-up grocery stores.
Wall Street Journal sources claim Amazon hopes to open convenience stores where you'd buy meat, veggies and "other perishable items."
Mobile apps, and possibly in-store touchscreens, would let you order longer-lived food for same-day delivery.
You wouldn't have to worry if you couldn't carry everything home.
The internet giant has been candid with its plans to open more physical stores, and grocery stores are a logical extension for a company that increasingly treats food as a staple of its online ordering business.
Wall Street Journal sources claim Amazon hopes to open convenience stores where you'd buy meat, veggies and "other perishable items."
Mobile apps, and possibly in-store touchscreens, would let you order longer-lived food for same-day delivery.
You wouldn't have to worry if you couldn't carry everything home.
The internet giant has been candid with its plans to open more physical stores, and grocery stores are a logical extension for a company that increasingly treats food as a staple of its online ordering business.