The INSIDER Summary:
- Amazon bought Whole Foods last week for $13.1 billion, and promised to immediately introduce lower prices and other changes.
- INSIDER took photos inside a newly-changed Whole Foods.
- Prices of promised products have dropped along with some surprises, like cheaper tomatoes.
- You can also buy an Amazon Echo.
Amazon purchased Whole Foods for $13.1 billion last week, and changes are already rampant.
One obvious change to the organic grocery chain once nicknamed "whole paycheck?" It now has the Amazon name plastered all over stores, and on price tags and sales displays. Amazon Echos and Echo Dots are on sale at the front of the store, and, as promised, there are lower prices everywhere.
Keep scrolling for our visual walkthrough of a Whole Foods Market in Chelsea, New York, on Monday when the big changes were rolled out.
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We went to the Whole Foods Market in Chelsea, New York City, once changes hit on Monday.
The most striking difference? You can now buy an Amazon Echo at Whole Foods.
Also, the whole store is plastered with the Amazon logo.
Organic Gala apples were $2.99 per pound, and are now: $1.99 per pound.
Organic Fuji apples were $3.49 per pound, and are now $1.99 per pound.
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