Amazon is streamlining its grocery shopping capabilities by launching a new unlimited grocery delivery subscription for Prime customers with an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card. As a part of the new update, consumers with EBT cards will gain access to free delivery for grocery orders over $35 placed through Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods, and other retailers. In addition, users signing up for the first time will also be able to try out the service through a 30-day free trial. The subscription costs $9.99 monthly for Prime users and $4.99 for EBT card holders.
Prime subscribers can enjoy unlimited 30-minute pickup options for orders of any magnitude, with priority access to recurring reservations for weekly grocery deliveries. Consumers can sign up through the Amazon website.
EBT-Supported Grocery Deliveries
Amazon Debuts an Unlimited Grocery Delivery Service for EBT Users
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Industry Implications
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