Amazon teams with Uber Eats for new Prime perks
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Amazon replaces Grubhub with Uber Eats for US Prime restaurant deliveries
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Amazon has designated Uber Eats as its official restaurant delivery partner for Prime subscribers in the United States, concluding its previous commercial arrangement with Grubhub. Announced on Thursday, the tie-up lets Prime members order food directly on Amazon.com and through the Amazon Shopping app without paying delivery fees on purchases exceeding $25. [2][1]
Under the new arrangement, Amazon customers do not need an existing Uber account or app to place orders. [2][1]
According to The Verge, the partnership arrives as Uber navigates a shifting market following a merger between competitors DoorDash and Instacart. [2][1]
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