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Amazon's Prime Day isn't just online.

The e-commerce giant is bringing Prime Day back to Whole Foods Market stores for the second year with discounts on fruit, chicken and more.

While the two-day Prime Day sale kicks off 3 a. m. ET July 15, one Prime member deal is now available and more will roll out Wednesday.

Through July 16, for spending $10 at Whole Foods, get a $10 credit to use during online Prime Day sales.

“To celebrate our Prime members in an even bigger way this year we will add an additional week of amazing exclusive deals on peak-of-season produce and high-quality grocery favorites, on top of our hugely popular spend $10, get $10 offer,” said John Mackey, Whole Foods CEO and co-founder, in a statement Monday.

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Amazon acquired the Whole Foods chain for $13.7 billion in August 2017 with a "vision of making Whole Foods Market’s high-quality, natural and organic food affordable for everyone," the companies said at the time.

Prices were cut on the first day on "best-selling grocery staples," including fruit, dairy and meats.

In April, Whole Foods and Amazon announced they were cutting prices on hundreds of items and doubling the number of exclusive weekly Prime member deals.

Stephenie Landry, vice president of Amazon Retail, said in a statement that Prime members have saved more than $250 million in exclusive deals at Whole Foods.

“Now we’re offering even more savings in celebration of Prime Day this year, adding three times the number of Prime Member deals to this year’s celebration,” Landry said.

Some Amazon Prime Day deals also are available at Whole Foods Market. (Photo: Whole Foods Market)

Prime savings: $10 credit and more

Spend $10, get $10: Now through July 16, Prime members who spend $10 at Whole Foods get a $10 Amazon account credit to use for Prime Day. Get the credit by scanning the Prime Code in your Whole Foods Market or Amazon app at check out in store or when your order delivery through Prime Now. Alcohol, gift cards, stamps and tax are excluded. The $10 credit can be used on an Amazon. com purchase made between 12 a. m. PT July 15 and 11:59 p. m. PT July 17. Exclusions apply. Limit one per Prime account. Learn more at www. wholefoods. com/primeday.

Member discount: Prime members save additional 10% off hundreds of sale items each week at Whole Foods.

Get 5% back: Amazon Prime Rewards Visa cardholders with an eligible Prime membership get 5% cash back on Whole Foods purchases.

Prime Day grocery deals

These savings are available Wednesday through July 16, while supplies last:

Organic red cherries, $3.99 per pound, save $3 per pound Organic strawberries, one-pound container, two for $5 Organic yellow peaches and nectarines, $2.49 per pound Organic blueberries, 18-ounce container, $3.99 Organic air-chilled, no-antibiotics-ever whole chicken, $2.19 per pound Wild-caught sockeye salmon fillets, $9.99 per pound Animal welfare rated St. Louis Ribs, $3.99 per pound RXBAR bars and nut butters, 40% off Orgain organic plant-based protein powders, 40% Self-serve mochi ice creams, 50% Ben & Jerry’s and Talenti pints, two for $6 365 Everyday Value trail mixes, 35% off Alaffia beauty and body care, 40% off Hydration sale, reusable water bottles, 30% off

Whole Foods Market has special Prime member deals marked throughout stores. (Photo: Whole Foods Market)

Prime Day daily deals

The week event at Whole Foods features a special deal each day.

Wednesday: Buy one, get one free Abe’s Muffins vegan mini muffins Thursday: 25% off Chef’s Case entrees, s >

Amazon Prime members save an extra 10% on Whole Foods Market sale prices. (Photo: Whole Foods Market)

How the Prime discount works

Prime members save additional 10% off hundreds of sale items throughout Whole Foods each week. Deals are advertised with signs and also are listed in the Whole Foods app.

To access them, download the Whole Foods Market mobile app and sign in with their Amazon account, which will create a QR code that the Whole Foods cashier scans at the register.

Members can also link their cellphone number to their Prime account and provide a number at the Whole Foods checkout.

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Amazon and Whole Foods Market Make Biggest Investment in Lowering Prices and Expanding Prime Member Deals to Date

New lower prices on hundreds of customer favorites with a focus on produce & double the number of Prime member deals; Customers to save an average of 20 percent on new reduced priced items; Whole Foods Market maintains same high standards and quality across departments

SEATTLE and AUSTIN, Texas (April 1, 2019) – Amazon and Whole Foods Market announce a third round of price cuts to begin Wednesday, offering new lower prices on fresh produce for all customers and expanded Prime benefits with more exclusive weekly deals on popular products across departments.

“Whole Foods Market continues to maintain the high quality standards that we’ve championed for nearly 40 years and, with Amazon, we will lower more prices in the future, building on the positive momentum from previous price investments,” said John Mackey, Whole Foods Market co-founder and CEO. “The standards for how our products are sourced, grown and produced are powerful and set Whole Foods Market apart from the competition. We will continue to focus on both lowering prices and bringing customers the quality they trust and the innovative assortment they expect from our brand.”

Starting Wednesday, customers will find new lower prices on hundreds of items throughout the store with an emphasis on high quality, peak-of-season produce, including greens, tomatoes, tropical fruits and more. Examples of these new lower prices include, large yellow mangoes ($1/ea.), mixed-medley cherry tomatoes ($3.49/12oz), and organic bunched rainbow chard ($1.99/ea.). Prices will be reduced by an average of 20 percent on select items throughout the store.

In addition to new lower prices for all shoppers, Prime members will now save more than ever before at Whole Foods Market with double the number of exclusive weekly Prime Member deals and deeper discounts. Over the next few months, customers can expect more than 300 Prime member deals on some of the season’s most popular items.

Examples of exclusive Prime member deals in April that will rotate on a weekly basis include:

Organic asparagus: $2.99/lb, save $2 Organic strawberries: $2.99/lb, save $2 Sumo Citrus: $2.49/lb, save $1.50 Air-chilled, no-antibiotics-ever whole chicken: $1.79/lb, save at least 40% Spiral sliced ham: $3.99/lb, save at least 33% Animal welfare-rated, bone in pork loin chops: $4.99/lb, save at least $2 Fresh, sustainable wild-caught halibut fillet: $16.99/lb, save at least 35% 35% off all Justin’s brand products $20 off Vega One Organic Shakes (24.3-26.9 oz. sizes only) 40% off all Kite Hill plant-based products 35% off all Epic brand products Prepared sandwiches and wraps: 20% off

Prime members can also receive an additional 10 percent off hundreds of sale items throughout the store.

These price reductions will build on the hundreds of lower prices that have been introduced to customers since the Amazon and Whole Foods Market merger, ranging from Whole Trade organic bananas and Chobani yogurt to 365 Everyday Value Cage-Free Large Eggs. During this time, customers have saved hundreds of millions of dollars through lower prices and Prime member deals.

Whole Foods Market standards prohibit over a hundred preservatives, flavors, colors and other ingredients commonly found in food, including high-fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated fats. No antibiotics ever and no added hormones are allowed in raising animals for meat sold in the Whole Foods Market meat department. All seafood in the seafood department is either sustainable wild-caught or Responsibly Farmed, which prohibits the use of antibiotics and added growth hormones in feed and minimizes environmental impact.

“When Whole Foods Market joined the Amazon family, we set out to make healthy and organic food more accessible. Over the last year, we’ve been working together tirelessly to pass on savings to customers,” said Jeff Wilke, CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer. “Every time a customer walks into a Whole Foods Market, they expect and trust industry-leading quality standards across aisles. And now they will experience that same Whole Foods Market quality with even more savings across departments.”

Starting Wednesday through the end of April, customers who try Prime can get $10 off their $20 purchase in-store at Whole Foods Market when they try Prime at amazon. com/WholeFoods10. New members can try Prime free for 30 days, full promotion details are at amazon. com/WholeFoods10.

Since Whole Foods Market joined Amazon in August 2017, the companies have launched:

Amazon Prime Now delivery launches at more Whole Foods stores

Amazon. com Inc. and Whole Foods Market have announced their second expansion of Prime Now online grocery delivery within the past month.

The retailers said Wednesday that Prime Now delivery, in as soon as an hour, has launched at Whole Foods stores in Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.; Destin and Tallahassee, Fla.; Greensboro and Wilmington, N. C.; Allentown, Pa.; Fort Collins, Colo.; Huntsville and Montgomery, Ala.; Jackson, Miss.; Palm Desert, Calif.; and Portland, Maine.

Amazon Prime members can shop thousands of items for delivery from Whole Foods, including fresh and organic produce, bakery, dairy, meat and seafood, floral and daily staples. Select alcohol is also available for delivery to customers in Destin and Tallahassee, Fla.; Greensboro and Wilmington, N. C.; and Palm Desert, Calif.

With the addition of 13 new metropolitan areas, Prime Now same-day delivery is offered through Whole Foods stores in 88 U. S. markets, with more to come this year, the companies said. In April, Amazon and Whole Foods had kicked off Prime Now delivery service in nine new markets and expanded Prime Now Pickup to 30 metro areas overall.

Broader geographic coverage for online delivery is key to Amazon’s omnichannel strategy in grocery and other retail segments. The Seattle-based e-tail giant has seen slow sales growth on the brick-and-mortar s >sales at its physical stores — including 500 Whole Foods supermarkets plus a fleet of Amazon bookstores, pop-ups and cashierless Amazon Go convenience stores — inched up 1% to $4.3 billion for the first quarter. That figure, however, excludes orders made online.

Amazon also has tried to spur online and offline grocery sales via another round of price cuts at Whole Foods, including lower prices on certain items for all customers and more weekly deals across departments for Prime members. Reductions enacted in early April lowered prices by an average of 20% on select items throughout the store, according to the company.

“More Prime members have adopted the Whole Foods benefit than almost any other benefit we’ve offered them,” Amazon Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky told analysts in the company’s first-quarter earnings call. “And they’re saving, as a result, hundreds of millions of dollars. We continue to expand the coverage for delivery.”

Amazon also is angling to offer faster delivery. The company said it plans to spend $800 million in the current quarter to bring free delivery times for Prime members down to one day from two, which Olsavsky noted will increase the number and types of products customers are willing to buy from Amazon.