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India’s food regulator issues nine notices to Swiggy’s Instamart unit
India’s food regulator issued nine notices to Swiggy Ltd.’s quick commerce unit Instamart after receiving consumer complaints about expired, spoiled, and contaminated food products. The action follows reports of non-compliant items supplied through the platform.
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India’s food regulator issued nine notices to Swiggy Ltd.’s quick commerce unit Instamart after consumer complaints alleged the supply of expired, spoiled, and contaminated food products. The regulator cited multiple instances where products failed to meet safety standards. The notices require the company to address the reported violations.
Background on the complaints Consumer reports described products that had passed their expiration dates or showed signs of spoilage. Some complaints also referenced items that appeared contaminated. The regulator stated that the notices were issued in response to these specific allegations.
No further enforcement details were provided in the initial announcement. The company has not issued a public statement on the matter.
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