Amazon Fresh Expands to 170+ Cities in India, Bringing Quality Groceries to Smaller Towns

Amazon India has announced a significant expansion of its Amazon Fresh service, now delivering groceries to over 170 cities and towns across the country. This expansion marks a major milestone in Amazon’s mission to make fresh and high-quality groceries accessible to more Indian consumers, particularly in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.

Amazon Fresh Reaches More Cities

Customers in cities such as Gorakhpur, Chittoor, Ambala, and Vijayawada can now order a wide selection of groceries, including fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy products, frozen goods, beauty items, baby care essentials, personal care products, and pet supplies. The service ensures a seamless shopping experience with competitive prices and reliable slotted doorstep deliveries.

“With 50% growth in the second half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, we have seen that consumers appreciate Amazon Fresh for savings, vast selection, and convenient deliveries,” said Srikant Sree Ram, Director of Amazon Fresh India. “Our goal is to revolutionize online grocery shopping in India and make every purchase a seamless and rewarding experience.”

Commitment to Quality and Freshness

Amazon Fresh sellers source fruits and vegetables directly from more than 11,000 farmers across India. To maintain high quality standards, all products go through a rigorous ‘4-step quality check’ process before reaching customers.

This expansion brings Amazon Fresh’s competitive pricing, exclusive discounts, and bundled savings to more households, making grocery shopping more accessible and convenient across smaller cities and towns.

Transforming Online Grocery Shopping in India

With this expansion, Amazon Fresh strengthens its presence in India’s online grocery market, providing more consumers with access to fresh, high-quality groceries at affordable prices. The service also allows customers to take advantage of exciting deals from sellers and bank partners while building their weekly and monthly grocery baskets.