Convenience retailers operating in Scotland’s major cities face increased competition after Amazon announced the expansion of its fresh food deliveries.
The service was previously limited to prime members, but now the delivery behemoth is making fresh food orders available to all customers in over 100 towns and cities across the UK.
In Glasgow, all Amazon shoppers can order fresh food for delivery from Co-op, Iceland and Morrisons via the online giant. Meanwhile, Amazon shoppers in Dundee, Glenrothes, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Stirling and Stevenston can use the website to order fresh food deliveries from Morrisons.
Prime members will get free same day or next day delivery with a two-hour delivery slot subject to minimum spend (depending on retailer) when ordering Morrisons, Iceland, and Co-op food deliveries through Amazon, with other customers paying a minimum £3 delivery charge.
Amazon Fresh was previously operating in Glasgow, but the service is no longer available as of this month.
