Batiste, Amope and Philips sign up to Amazon Dash

By Austyn King | Published: 25-Oct-2016
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The retailer has added more than 60 new brands to its instant replenishment service

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Online retailer Amazon has added more than 60 new brands to its Amazon Dash instant replenishment service in the US, following a significant increase in Amazon Prime customers using the service.

Dry shampoo brand Batiste, foot and nail care brand Amope and electronics brand

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