The offering, which leverages smaller fulfillment locations near customers, aims to reach tens of millions of people by the end of 2026.
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The offering, which leverages smaller fulfillment locations near customers, aims to reach tens of millions of people by the end of 2026.
Published May 12, 2026
A courier brings an Amazon Now order to a customer. Amazon Now, the company's 30-minutes-or-less delivery service, is often used for household items, personal care products and groceries.
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Amazon's 30-minute delivery service, Amazon Now, is expanding to dozens of U.S. cities, offering groceries and essentials.
Get whatever you need in a moment's notice with Amazon Now.
Amazon has been gradually speeding up its delivery windows, after getting customers hooked on two-day and next-day shipping.
“There's no rushing either in our building workers or the gig workers,” insists Beryl Tomay, Amazon’s head of transportation.
This ultra-fast delivery option will allow customers to shop across "thousands" of items, Amazon says, including fresh groceries,…
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