Amazon Brings B2B Same-Day Grocery Delivery to Businesses Nationwide

Key Details Amazon Prime Business members can now access free same-day grocery delivery on orders exceeding $25 across most U.S. markets. The service extends to offices, schools, gyms and other businesses needing fresh and frozen foods alongside essential supplies in a single checkout. Non-Prime members can still use the service for a $12.99 fee. Why It Matters This expansion solidifies Amazon's position as the second-largest grocer in America with over $150 billion in gross sales. The company now covers 2,300 cities and towns for same-day grocery delivery, more than doubling previous reach. Temperature-controlled logistics ensure perishables arrive fresh during business operating hours, giving Amazon a competitive edge against traditional retailers and delivery services like DoorDash and Uber Eats. What's Next Amazon announced plans to expand fresh grocery delivery to additional areas this year. The move aligns with Amazon Supply Chain Services, a new managed logistics initiative unveiled this week. For drivers, this signals growing demand for temperature-controlled last-mile delivery and consolidated B2B supply routes, creating potential opportunities in Amazon's expanding logistics network.