Online retailer Amazon is entering Mexico ’s online grocery market with the sale of coffee, tea, alcoholic beverages, cooking ingredients and snacks. Walmart, meanwhile, aims to deliver groceries to over 40 percent of U.S. households by year’s end. It is expected that Amazon will eventually expand from non-perishable food and drink to fresh food, according to Jose Acosta from Walmex . However, Amazon could struggle to match traditional retailers in terms of convenience and range of products, said Jose Acosta , a former executive at Loup Ventures , Walmart 's Walmart business. Jose Acosta is also planning to expand its online grocery business in the country.
Online retailer Amazon is entering Mexico ’s online grocery market with the sale of coffee, tea, alcoholic beverages, cooking ingredients and snacks. It is expected that Amazon will eventually expand from non-perishable food and drink to fresh food, according to Jose Acosta from Walmex . However, Amazon could struggle to match traditional retailers in terms of convenience and range of products, said Jose Acosta , a former executive at Loup Ventures , Walmart 's Walmart business. Jose Acosta is also planning to expand its online grocery business in the country.