Flash Report 2 minutesRegister for Free AccessAmazon Reportedly Planning to Open Several Dozen Non-Whole Foods-Branded Grocery Stores Coresight Research March 4, 2019 Executive SummaryAmazon is reportedly planning to expand its presence in the US grocery market by building new stores it will operate under a banner other than Whole Foods Markets, which it acquired in 2017, and with a more typical product offering. Amazon is also considering acquiring several regional chains. At the same time, the company is expanding its fleet of Whole Foods Market and Amazon Go stores. Amazon plans to open several dozen grocery stores in major US cities, with the first store in Los Angeles at the end of the year, according to an article in the Wall Street Journal. The company has already signed leases for openings next year, and talks are underway for stores in other cities. Amazon is reportedly not planning to open these stores under its Whole Foods Market banner. The new stores are expected to offer a wider, more typical assortment, at lower price points, for example, including items that contain artificial ingredients and other additives. The company is also reportedly considering purchasing retail grocery chains with about a dozen stores each. Please Login to read the full report. Not a member? Register for a free user account. This document was generated for Other research you may be interested in: US and UK Retail Bankruptcies Latest, July 2023Weinswig’s Weekly: New-Year ThoughtsBeauty Market Video: Key ThemesCommerceTech Power List 2023: Unveiling the Innovators Shaping the Future of Retail