FSSAI slaps 9 notices on Swiggy Instamart over spoiled, contaminated food complaints
India's food regulator issued nine notices to Swiggy Instamart after customer complaints of expired, spoiled and contaminated food and milk. FSSAI is demanding compliance reports on quality assurance, hygiene and grievance redressal, with legal action threatened under the FSS Act 2006.
FSSAI issued nine notices to Swiggy Instamart following complaints of expired, spoiled and contaminated food, demanding compliance reports on quality assurance, hygiene and grievance redressal, with legal action threatened under the FSS Act 2006.
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The regulatory scrutiny lands as Swiggy Instamart remains prominent in retail news, including recent funding raised by ex-architect Karthik Gurumurthy's new venture backed by Matrix Partners India.
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