Amazon to Deliver Whole Foods Groceries via Prime | Eater

"Following the August 2017 merger with Amazon, this grocery chain’s offerings are now available for one- or two-hour Prime Now delivery in Virginia Beach, Cincinnati, Dallas, and Austin. The selection is broad — from produce, meat and poultry, and bakery items to prepared foods, beer and wine — and includes an extensive "Dairy Alternatives" section with 125 items, suggesting some shoppers can complete regular grocery runs via Prime Now. Two-hour delivery is free for orders over $35 (otherwise $4.99), while one-hour delivery costs $7.99. Amazon already sells the grocer’s private-label 365 products on its website and has promoted discounts via Treasure Trucks in store parking lots. The company plans to expand Prime Now availability for these groceries to additional cities in 2018." - Whitney Filloon