Amazon lowering free delivery threshold for grocery deliveries
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Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is reducing the amount its Prime members need to spend on its Amazon Fresh grocery shopping service to get free shipping to $100 from $150.
A leaked memo obtained by Business Insider said the change went into effect today.

Amazon raised the free shipping threshold to $150 in February. A company spokesperson said the threshold reduction was in response to customer feedback.
For Prime members, Fresh orders between $50 and $100 will incur a $6.95 fee. For those under $50, the fee is $9.95.


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