Tucson, AZ, November 6, 2026 —

SEATTLE, WA – Amazon Prime members can now access free food delivery on qualifying orders through a new partnership with Uber Eats. The collaboration aims to extend the benefits of Amazon’s Prime membership to food delivery services.

Under the terms of the agreement, Amazon Prime members who meet a minimum order threshold of $25 will be eligible for free delivery from participating restaurants via Uber Eats. This new offering is accessible directly through Amazon’s existing mobile applications and its official website, integrating the food delivery option into the broader Amazon ecosystem.

The partnership allows Amazon Prime members to browse restaurants and place orders that qualify for the free delivery promotion. Details regarding the specific restaurants included in the program or the geographic availability of the service were not immediately provided.

This initiative marks an expansion of Amazon’s strategy to offer a wider range of services and benefits to its Prime subscribers. Uber Eats, a prominent player in the food delivery market, gains access to Amazon’s extensive customer base.

Further details on how to activate or utilize this new feature, including any specific terms and conditions beyond the $25 minimum order requirement, are expected to be made available through Amazon’s platforms.


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