Sponsored By

Amazon Fresh opens second store in Chevy Chase, Maryland

The new location is the first in the area to offer Amazon's Just Walk Out Shopping.

Jeniece Drake

September 1, 2022

1 Min Read
Amazon Fresh opens second store in Chevy Chase, Maryland
Photograph: Courtesy of Amazon Fresh

Amazon Fresh may be slowing down store openings in the U.K., but in the U.S., Amazon Fresh stores are continuing to grow.

The retailer on Thursday opened a new Amazon Fresh store in Chevy Chase, Maryland, at 8525 Chevy Chase Lake Terrace. The approximately 46,000-square-foot store is the second Amazon Fresh store in Chevy Chase (and in Maryland, according to the company’s website), but it will be the first in the area to offer Just Walk Out Shopping. 

The Amazon Fresh grocery chain opened its first brick-and-mortar store in 2020, and since then has continued to expand across the country in Washington, Washington, D.C., California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland. Amazon Fresh now has more than 40 stores in the U.S.

In the U.K., where there are about 19 locations, it has been reported that the company has “walked away from talks on dozens of sites” for new stores, and has “called off the search for more locations,” according to London-based The Sunday Times. The only Amazon Fresh openings will be at sites where the company has lease commitments, the newspaper reported last month.

Chevy Chase’s new Amazon Fresh store will feature local brands such as Rise Up Coffee, Gunter’s Honey and milk from Dairy Maid Dairy; as well as 365 by Whole Foods Market organics, and Amazon-exclusive brands like Aplenty and Fresh (including Fresh plant-based products).

To celebrate the Chevy Chase store’s grand opening, Amazon Fresh will be hosting weekend festivities. There will be giveaways, discounts, free samples of Aplenty snacks, Amazon Kitchen smoothies, Califia Cold Brew and Allegro coffee.

 

 

Read more about:

Amazon Fresh
Stay up-to-date on the latest food retail news and trends
Subscribe to free eNewsletters from Supermarket News