
Products flagged by FSSAI for misleading claims remain available on major quick-commerce platforms despite regulatory scrutiny. The post Brands flagged by India’s food regulator for misleading claims still available on Blinkit, Zepto appeared first on MEDIANA…

Citing sections 26 & 27 of the FSS Act, FSSAI asked Blinkit to provide a formal explanation of the spoiled food complaints and submit a comprehensive action taken report (ATR) in a time-bound manner. The post Who is liable for spoiled food on quick-commerce …

In a letter written to Blinkit’s senior executives, FSSAI has stated that it has received a complaint from a consumer who had ordered curd through the Blinkit app and fell sick after consumption of the product, they added
India's food regulator FSSAI has asked quick commerce firm Blinkit for an explanation. This follows a complaint from a person who reportedly fell sick after eating curd ordered through the Blinkit app. The complainant required medical attention. FSSAI has rec…
Quick commerce is transforming Indian retail. Platforms like Blinkit and Zepto now drive a significant portion of online sales for major FMCG companies. This shift captures impulse buys and premium product sales. However, operational costs and competition pos…

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Happy Tuesday! Amazon’s late but strong push into quick commerce is unsettling market leader Blinkit. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.

The programme also offers personal accident insurance with ₹10 lakh coverage in case of accidental death. In addition, delivery partners and their families — including spouse and children — can access teleconsultations and online doctor services.
The platform recently reported its second straight quarter of positive adjusted Ebitda (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation). ETtech decodes market leader Blinkit’s shift in focus and what it could mean for the industry.