Amazon beefs up Paris express delivery service with partnerships


The service will be offered at US$9.99 per month, in line with major rivals, and it will offer a competitive catalog of songs, the sources said. Amazon <AMZN.O> is finalising licenses with labels for the service, which likely will be launched in late summer or early fall, the sources said. (An Amazon logo is seen on a worker's jacket at an Amazon Fulfilment Center in Wroclaw, Poland, in this file photograph dated December 3, 2015. - REUTERS)

PARIS: Online retailer Amazon said it was partnering with luxury food group Fauchon, organic food chain Bio c'Bon and wine retailer Lavinia to extend the product range of its Prime Now express delivery service in Paris and its suburbs. 

The deal, which will add 5,000 food products to Amazon Prime Now's range of 18,000 products in Paris, comes as French retailer Carrefour started testing its own express delivery service named Livraison Express this month in several Paris stores as it seeks to counter Amazon Prime Now. 

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