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Amazon now offering Prime members in Tampa same-day delivery

| Jo-Lynn Brown

Amazon Prime members, in Tampa, can now enjoy faster same-day delivery – in as fast as five hours.

Up to 3 million items, across more than a dozen categories, that are marked “Today by” and “Overnight by” can now be ordered for delivery throughout the day, according to a statement.

Amazon says it is able to do this by storing need-it-today and popular items in brand new mini-fulfillment centers that are closer to customers in Tampa.

One of the new sites opened in June and is located at 6317 County Rd 579, Seffner.

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