Andrea Felsted, Columnist

Amazon Should Be Circling Britain’s Grocers

If it’s serious about cracking the U.K. market it will need more prey. 

The future of British food?

Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg
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Britain’s supermarket industry is in upheaval. And the planet’s retail giant may yet make its mark.

Amazon.com Inc. tried to open talks to buy Waitrose last year, according to the Sunday Times. The John Lewis Partnership, which owns the grocer known for its posh clientele, denied that an approach had been made, while Amazon declined to comment.