The US
booming online buying retailer Amazon Go has been well-received amongst
the British-based clientele and might be looking forward to its launch in the
southern hemisphere, more precisely in New Zealand. Already quite reputed in
America and England because of its frictionless store system entitled “Just
Walk Out”, the giant e-commerce chain is hoping to add a little twist to
its services. Indeed, instead of letting shoppers go into the brands’ physical
stores as is happening in the US and UK, the general concept this time around
would be to provide locals with an online customer journey via the official
Amazon website. It is a different shopping method from the thirty-two walk-in stores
Amazon Go owns in the US and its recently launched fifteen shops for Brits to
enjoy last March. Furthermore, a test was recently carried by Stuff to
try and figure out whether buying food items from the Amazon website would be a
cheaper alternative compared to going for traditional shopping in New Zealand. In
the end, the verdict was in favour of Amazon as the experiment reported that the website’s fees
were $30 less expensive than for the same number of products purchased at
another supermarket.
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Amazon Go
is looking to launch in New Zealand being well-received in the UK
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