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Amazon began an invitation-only U.S. rollout of Alexa shopping by text on November 6, with wider availability planned over the coming weeks. The feature adds an ordering interface, not a new general delivery guarantee. Amazon’s earlier block on Meta’s Muse is competitive context, not a partnership. No resulting fulfillment-volume change or general freight-rate change is established by the launch.

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