Fast delivery, consistently low prices, and shopping convenience matter to customers, so when we announced the addition of perishable groceries to Same-Day Delivery, we set out to transform how people shop for food. In just four months, availability has grown to over 2,300 cities and towns, with additional growth coming in 2026. This expanded offering is supported by continued innovation within Amazon’s Same-Day Delivery network designed to deliver more selection, faster—innovation that puts us on track to deliver at our fastest speeds ever for Prime members globally for the third year in a row.

Over the last few months, customers have ordered fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy, meat, seafood, baked goods, and frozen foods alongside electronics, books, pantry staples and snacks, and everyday household essentials like paper towels and toothpaste. In fact, as more customers turn to fast delivery for everyday needs, fresh groceries now make up nine of the top ten most-ordered items. Coming in at number ten, however, is a not-so-surprising everyday household essential—a 12-pack of bathroom tissue.

This summer, customers in areas of Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Miami, and New York City were enjoying fresh grocery delivery within hours. With this latest expansion, customers in areas of Boise, ID, Salt Lake City, UT, Fort Collins, CO, Omaha, NE, Sugar Land, TX, Des Moines, IA, Kennesaw, GA, Gaithersburg, MD, and more can now fold their grocery lists right into their Amazon orders.

We’re seeing strong signs that the service is fitting into customers’ lives. Perishable grocery sales have grown 30 times since January as more customers turn to Same-Day Delivery for fast, convenient access to fresh groceries. Perhaps most telling is the shift in shopping patterns: customers who add fresh groceries to their Same-Day Delivery orders shop about twice as often as those who don’t.

“The selection, value, and convenience of Same-Day Delivery from Amazon makes grocery shopping that much easier for families across the country,” said Doug Herrington, CEO of Worldwide Amazon Stores. “We’re seeing customers combine their fresh grocery orders with their regular Amazon purchases, like electronics, gifts, clothes, and household essentials, in ways that make their lives easier and save them valuable time.”

Prime members receive Same-Day Delivery for free on orders over $25 in most areas. If an order doesn’t meet the minimum, members can still choose Same-Day Delivery for a $2.99 fee. For customers without a Prime membership, the service is available with a $12.99 fee, regardless of order size.

Since August, we’ve expanded the fresh grocery selection available for Same-Day Delivery by more than 30%, including customer favorites from Whole Foods Market like La Boulangerie Croissant Toast. We’ve also seen strong momentum with our newest private brand, Amazon Grocery, which now includes over 1,000 items—most priced under $5. Among the most popular are a 12-count pack of string cheese, a gallon of whole milk, an 18-count carton of cage-free large white eggs, and a 16-ounce package of Roma tomatoes.

Regional preferences are also emerging: