Amazon Fresh has announced significant changes to its advanced checkout process, as the company is replacing its cashierless “Just Walk Out” system with Dash Carts in its stores. The supermarket arm of Amazon will transition to these smart shopping carts that track items as shoppers place them in the cart and allow for checkout via the Dash Cart lane.
Amazon spokesperson Jessica Martin stated that customers have expressed a desire for features such as easily locating products, accessing deals, viewing receipts in real-time while shopping, and monitoring savings throughout the store. In response to this feedback, Amazon is rolling out the Amazon Dash Cart to enhance convenience for customers who can now skip the checkout line while enjoying these added benefits.
The introduction of high-tech smart carts by retailers like ShopRite is also contributing to the revolutionization of checkout processes within the retail sector. There are currently 44 Amazon Fresh stores nationwide, with one located in New Jersey. The opening of the first Amazon Fresh store in New Jersey took place in Paramus in 2022, and there are plans for a new store to open soon in Eatontown. As Amazon continues to innovate and evolve its checkout processes, these changes are designed to enhance the shopping experience for customers.
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