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Alimentos frescos impulsionam demanda pelo Amazon Now no Brasil, diz executiva

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By André Romani Verified
| Diário do Comércio (Belo Horizonte) Verified
A oferta de alimentos frescos ajudou a impulsionar a demanda pelo novo serviço de entrega em até 15 minutos da Amazon no Brasil, levando a empresa a ampliar em 15% o sortimento de produtos nessa vertical no país, disse uma executiva da companhia à Reuters. A Amazon lançou o serviço conhecido como Amazon Now em algumas grandes cidades dos Estados Unidos no ano passado, prometendo entregas em até 30 minutos.
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Fresh foods boost Amazon Now demand in Brazil, executive says

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By André Romani Verified
| MSN Verified
By Andre Romani SAO PAULO, July 7 (Reuters) - Fresh food offerings have helped boost demand for Amazon's new 15-minute quick-delivery service in Brazil, prompting the company to increase its range of products for that market by 15%, a local executive said. Amazon kicked off the service known as Amazon Now in the U.S. last year, promising deliveries within 30 minutes in parts of some major cities.
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Fresh Foods Boost Amazon Now Demand in Brazil, Executive

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By André Romani Verified, Jamie Freed Verified
| GuruTrade
SAO PAULO, July 7 (Reuters) - Fresh food offerings have helped boost demand for Amazon's new 15-minute quick-delivery service in Brazil, prompting the company to increase its range of products for that market ​by 15%, a local executive said. Amazon kicked off the service known as Amazon ‌Now in the U.S. last year, promising deliveries within 30 minutes in parts of some major cities.
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