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TechCrunch: Amazon Debuts AmazonFresh Pickup, Drive-up Groceries Delivered to Your Trunk

Amazon launches AmazonFresh in beta mode where customers can order groceries online and have them delivered to their car’s trunk.

By Sara Amato1851 Contributor

Updated 11:11AM • 03/28/17

Have you ever wanted groceries delivered straight to your car’s trunk? Great news for you then, kind of. AmazonFresh launched Tuesday in beta mode for Amazon employees who live near Seattle.

Prime members can shop online, reserve a time to pick up the groceries and have them loaded into their car at the store. Customers will be able to buy meats, produce, bread and dairy.

Prime members get free, unlimited pick-up orders, and AmazonFresh members can have orders ready as soon as 15 minutes after they are placed. There’s no minimum order.

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