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Erik Gruenwedel
October 6, 2021
Amazon has expanded its non-grocery (i.e. Whole Foods, Amazon Go) retail footprint outside the United States. The e-commerce behemoth opened a 4-Star retail location south of London. The brick-and-mortar brand sells merchandise (devices, consumer electronics, toys, video games, movies books, kitchen, home, etc.) that have received at least a four-star rating (out of five) online.
Amazon opened its first 4-Star store in 2018. It now operates 35 locations in 16 states in the United States. Store aisles correspond to specific sections of the website, in addition to “most wished for,” “most gifted” and items trending locally. Amazon switches out merchandise based on customer feedback to keep up with retail trends.
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“Amazon 4-Star is designed all around customer discovery,” the company states on its website. “We are an extension of Amazon.com, and have filled our stores with familiar product groupings like you would see online.”
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