Amazon Fresh deliveries are now free for Prime members



Amazon is ditching its $14.99 a month Amazon Fresh fee for Prime members, which means Prime subscribers in the 2,000 US cities where the fresh food delivery service is offered can use it for free -- and take advantage of new one- and two-hour delivery windows.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/10/29/amazon-fresh-deliveries-are-now-free-for-prime-members/
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