The new Oxford Valley supermarket, which opened Thursday, is the third in Bucks County and fourth in Pennsylvania.
Dino Ciliberti, Patch Staff
BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Amazon Fresh has opened its fourth location in the state —and third in Bucks County.
Thursday's opening of Amazon Fresh's Oxford Valley store comes about a month after another supermarket opened on Street Road in Bensalem Township.
“We're thrilled to open our newest Amazon Fresh grocery store right here in Oxford Valley. This opening invites customers in Bucks County to experience grocery shopping with Amazon Fresh, both in-store and online. We’re excited for customers to see our wide selection of national brands, high-quality produce, and curated array of their favorite local items and fresh-prepared meals. Our team is proud to continue expanding in Pennsylvania and build new relationships with our customers and important local organizations in the area like Philabundance,” said Lionel Triplett, regional manager for Amazon Fresh.
The new 44,500-square-foot store will be located at 2424 Lincoln Highway in Langhorne and be open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day of the week.
The new Amazon Fresh store in Oxford Valley will feature the company's latest brick-and-mortar design unveiled last year in select Chicago and Southern California stores.
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Customers can expect to find a wide selection of national brands, high-quality produce, and protein, as well as Amazon’s private-label brands like Aplenty, Amazon Fresh, Amazon Saver, and 365 by Whole Foods Market—all at great low prices.
“Middletown Township is pleased to welcome Amazon Fresh to our community" Township Manager Stephanie Teoli Kuhls. "We are looking forward to the convenient shopping options and new job opportunities it will provide to our residents.”
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was expected to take place before doors opened at 8 a.m. Thursday.
The first customer in line on Thursday will receive a $100 Amazon gift card.
The next 99 customers in line will receive either a $5, $10, or $15 Amazon gift card.
Customers at the grand opening celebration will also get to take home an exclusive Oxford Valley tote bag (limited quantity) and sample a variety of products from the store. The festivities will run until 7 p.m. and will include fun activities for kids such as face painting, games, and more.
Shoppers will also find more than 75 regional brands and favorites at the Oxford Valley Amazon Fresh store including Abe's Muffins, Chloe's Pops, and Van Leeuwen Ice Cream.
Customers can take advantage of fast grocery delivery and pickup options, while also enjoying ways to make grocery shopping in-store more convenient, like the Amazon Dash Cart and Amazon One.Customers will also find grab & go sandwiches, salads, wraps, and snack boxes to pick up for those busy weekends filled with family activities or stop in after work to grab take-and-bake pizzas, ready-to-heat burritos, and ready-made meals to simplify dinner plans.
Amazon Fresh has a wide assortment of national brands and high-quality produce, meat, and seafood, as well as a range of delicious prepared foods, made fresh in-store every day — with great deals on Atlantic salmon, seedless grapes, large Hass avocados, and more.
The store will offer destinations for everything you need to entertain including a dedicated department offering a wide selection of crackers, cheeses, and charcuterie from local and national brands, and a wide selection of international flavors with condiments and sauces from around the world.
Amazon Fresh recently announced it expanded its Prime savings program by offering even more great savings on over 3,000 grocery items for Prime members, including up to 50 percent off on eight to 15 grocery favorites that rotate each week, including fresh produce, protein, and pantry staples.
"At Amazon, our goal is to deliver the best selection, value, and convenience to customers when it comes to grocery shopping – whether that is in store or online. We have many different customers with many different needs, and we want to save them time and money so they can focus on what matters most," officials said.
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