Amazon Partners with Uber Eats for Prime Food Delivery, Replacing Grubhub
Amazon has officially named Uber Eats as its restaurant delivery partner for Prime members in the United States, terminating its existing partnership with Grubhub. Under this new arrangement, Prime members can order food directly through Amazon's website and shopping app without needing a separate Uber account. To incentivize usage, orders over $25 will qualify for waived delivery fees. The move deepens an existing strategic alliance between Amazon and Uber that already includes collaborations in cloud computing, autonomous driving via Zoox, and AI integration with Alexa+. This shift follows Amazon's decision to cash out on warrants related to Grubhub after its parent company, Just Eat Takeaway.com, moved to sell the delivery platform to Wonder.
Topics: E-commerce Food Delivery Partnership Prime Membership
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