Google is adding fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and milk to its Google Express deliveries, answering rival Amazon.com’s Amazon Fresh grocery service and supermarket-shopping startups such as Instacart.
Google will add perishable groceries to select neighborhoods in San Francisco and Los Angeles, the company said. Deliveries are $2.99 for members and $4.99 for everyone else.
Membership costs $95 a year. Amazon gives customers who pay for Prime service the ability to get some foods delivered within a two-hour window and offers an expanded range to those subscribed to Amazon Fresh.
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