The Whole Foods location in South Lake Union, just blocks from Amazon’s headquarters in Seattle, had a slightly different look on Monday. (GeekWire picture / Taylor Soper) Whole Foods Market will retire its different advantages programs and internet accounts Might 2, as it continues to integrate with fresh owner Amazon. An email to rewards customers, first spotted by MarketWatch, tells them to “stay tuned for further announcements for Amazon Prime members” The webpage added “Any account benefits, such as membership and/or unused rewards, will not roll right into any future programs.” We’ve reached out to Amazon and Whole Foods for remark and will update this story once we hear back again. Expect to see more integration between Amazon’s technology and Whole Foods, along with the Prime fast-shipping program is going to be in the center of it. When the Amazon-Whole Foods deal closed This past Year, Amazon Worldwide Consumer CEO Jeff Wilke noted that Amazon plans to “make Amazon Prime the customer rewards program in Whole Foods Market.” In February, Amazon expanded the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card, that supplies Prime members 5 percent back on Amazon purchases, to add Whole Foods orders as well.
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