Amazon launches 15 minute grocery delivery in 'priority' market Brazil


The Amazon logo is seen at its newly inaugurated office in Bengaluru, India, February 23, 2026, REUTERS/Priyanshu Singh

(Corrects first paragraph to say ⁠Brazil is a priority investment market, not the highest priority investment market; company ⁠statement in paragraph 7)

SAO PAULO, March 3 (Reuters) - Amazon launched its Amazon Now service ‌in Brazil on Tuesday, pledging to deliver essentials and groceriesin 15 minutes, with its country head calling the Latin American country one of the firm's top priorities for new investments.

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