
Amazon’s grocery reboot borrows Walmart’s playbook to speed up deliveries
Amazon is adopting Walmart-inspired moves to close the gap in fast, fresh groceries by rolling out larger SSD 'Supercenter' warehouses for sub-same-day delivery, adding a new 1DC upstream distribution layer to pull inventory to where it’s needed, and embedding micro-fulfillment centers in Whole Foods stores. The plan includes a Chicago-area megastore concept, Europe expansion under Project Taylor, and ultrafast London-delivery pilots, all aimed at boosting perishables capacity and delivering faster, more reliable service to Prime members across the U.S. and beyond.











