During the past few days, online retailer Amazon has launched two new grocery delivery services, one in Germany and one in the UK. But can the global internet phenomenon really hope to compete with other major food delivery specialists, or indeed the conventional retailers who command such a large percentage of the fresh produce market?
Find out more by watching the following video, which shows Eurofruit Magazine’s managing director taking delivery of fruit bought on the Amazon.co.uk website:
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