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Raids Reveal Dark Side of Quick Commerce

CosmicTaco · 2025-06-15T12:00:24.779795+05:30

- Recent raids on Zepto and Blinkit expose the murky operations behind quick commerce's shiny facade. - FDA Maharashtra suspended Blinkit's license due to food safety violations, while Zepto faced similar charges in Mumbai. - Reports show expired products and poor storage conditions in dark stores, raising concerns over food safety. - The quick commerce industry in India is projected to reach $40 billion by 2030, but faces challenges in maintaining standards. - Companies must shift focus from rapid expansion to ensuring consumer health and adherence to food safety regulations. Source: [Inc42](https://inc42.com/features/raids-on-zepto-blinkit-the-ugly-side-of-dark-stores/)

Recent raids on Zepto and Blinkit expose the murky operations behind quick commerce's shiny facade.
FDA Maharashtra suspended Blinkit's license due to food safety violations, while Zepto faced similar charges in Mumbai.
Reports show expired products and poor storage conditions in dark stores, raising concerns over food safety.
The quick commerce industry in India is projected to reach $40 billion by 2030, but faces challenges in maintaining standards.
Companies must shift focus from rapid expansion to ensuring consumer health and adherence to food safety regulations.

Source: Inc42