FSSAI notices to Swiggy Instamart over alleged spoiled, expired food deliveries resurface from July 2026
India's food-safety regulator's notices to Swiggy Instamart, issued after allegations that the quick-commerce platform delivered spoiled and expired food products, are resurfacing from a July 2026 move that put compliance and quality-control practices under scrutiny.
FSSAI has issued notices to Swiggy Instamart following allegations that the quick-commerce platform delivered spoiled and expired food products, raising food-safety and compliance concerns for its India operations.
Why this matters
The food-safety notices follow resurfacing signals around Swiggy Instamart's December move into physical retail and its broader physical-retail experiment, adding compliance risk to the brand's expansion narrative.
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