Totally agree that all WF's white label products greatly increases the products available via Amazon Pantry. I would also say that Amazon is well positioned to

Totally agree that all WF's white label products greatly increases the products available via Amazon Pantry. I would also say that Amazon is well positioned to send mixed-product pallets. Stores today get entire pallets of the same product. This is incredibly inefficient. Amazon is well positioned to use fulfillment centers and robots to create entire mixed product pallets of only the products sold on any given day at a store. This can greatly reduce the amount of unsold product in the supermarket supply chain to only the products sold on any given day. This also lets use less shelf space for a product and store a greater variety of products in the same space. Customers may also have the option of having specialty products sent to their nearest Whole Foods for when they do their next grocery trip. For example, my favorite honey, Tasmanian Leatherwood honey is only available on Amazon. I could choose to have that available at my local Whole Foods the following day. In fact, Amazon could detect that I have it in my cart, send it to the store proactively and notify me that I can have it at my local whole foods, prompting me to go in and buy more than planned.