- Amazon Prime members can earn up to $30 for shopping at Whole Foods this week.
- Amazon is offering the deals in celebration of Prime Day, its biggest shopping holiday of the year.
- Prime Day kicks off Monday at 3 p.m. ET.
- Amazon also plans to showcase special deals on its Alexa-enabled devices, such as the Amazon Echo and the Fire TV, in Whole Foods stores across the US.
Amazon’s biggest shopping holiday of the year, Prime Day, is extending to Whole Foods this year.
Amazon announced a package of deals tied to Prime Day that includes up to $30 for Prime members who shop at the grocery chain within the next week.
Here are the deals:
- $10 in Amazon cash: Prime members who spend $10 at Whole Foods between July 11 and July 17 will get a $10 Amazon account credit to use on Prime Day, which kicks off on Monday, July 16, at 3 p.m. ET. Members must scan the Prime barcode in their Whole Foods or Amazon app when they check out to get the credit.
- $20 in Whole Foods cash: Prime members who have not yet tried grocery delivery from Whole Foods via Prime Now will receive $10 off their order when they shop before July 17, and they’ll get $10 to use toward a future order.
- 10% back: Amazon Prime Rewards Visa cardmembers with an eligible Prime membership will get 10% back on up to a total of $400 in purchases when shopping at Whole Foods from July 14 to July 17.
Amazon also plans to showcase special deals on its Alexa-enabled devices, such as the Amazon Echo and the Fire TV, in Whole Foods stores across the US.
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