Discussion 10 minute food delivery services in India

[Siva]

That's why I have stopped using any such service.

It's simple, we are the consumers and if we decide to not use these services, they will stop.

I never used ANY of those 10-minute delivery services till date.

 

[Yashvardhan Jain]

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[Bapun]

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[Bapun]

As companies strive to deliver groceries and food as fast as possible, concerns have grown regarding safety. Building on these concerns, the Greater Chennai Traffic Police conducted a special enforcement drive on March 30, where it registered cases against more than 970 delivery executives employed by platforms such as Swiggy, Zomato, Dunzo, Amazon, etc for flouting traffic norms like signal violation, riding without helmet, and driving on the wrong side of the road among others.

According to a statement by the police, it has slapped fines worth Rs 1,35,400 on 978 executives for various violations. Of this, 450 delivery workers were deployed by Swiggy, followed by 278 by Zomato, and 188 by Dunzo.

As speed in delivery becomes focus, why action taken by Chennai police against executives assumes significance

This comes at a time when several stakeholders, including lawmakers and local police bodies, have flagged concerns over traffic violations and rider safety.

indianexpress.com

 

[Bapun]

Zomato’s 10-minute delivery ‘Zomato Instant’ is currently live in select locations of Gurugram, said the company spokesperson.

Zomato's 10-minute delivery goes live in Gurugram

Zomato had faced a lot of flak from the netizens and delivery partners for this 10-minute strategy. However, the space is seeing quite a momentum with all the major players upping their quick commerce strategy.

www.moneycontrol.com

 

[Bapun]

Food delivery apps in India are promising to bring biryani to hot beverages at customers' doorsteps in under 10 minutes, as competition for impatient consumers intensifies among digital platforms.

At least five companies, including Zomato Ltd. and its recently-listed rival Swiggy Ltd., have unveiled or announced plans to offer quick food delivery in the last few weeks.

Disruptive 10-Minute Deliveries Spread To India's Food Business

Food delivery apps in India promise to bring food to customers' doorsteps in under 10 minutes, as competition for impatient consumers intensifies among digital platforms.

www.ndtv.com