Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal clarified a recent incident where mislabeled mushrooms were found at a Hyperpure warehouse, emphasizing that the issue was a minor vendor error caught internally and the warehouse received an A+ rating from FSSAI.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal on Monday said the company has delisted the vendor responsible for putting "incorrect packaging date" on mushroom packets that were found during an FSSAI inspection at the Hyperpure warehouse in Hyderabad.

Zomato chief executive officer (CEO) Deepinder Goyal clarified concerns regarding food safety-related issues reported at the company's Hyperpure warehouse in Hyderabad, saying it was a "vendor error". Goyal, in an X post, said only 90 packets of button ...

The issue came to light after FSSAI officials went to inspect the Hyperpure warehouse in Kukatpally on October 29 and found that the button mushrooms were carrying packing labels of October 30

Deepinder Goyal, CEO of Zomato, defended the company after 90 mislabeled mushroom packets were discovered, blaming a manual error by the vendor. He reaffirmed Zomato's dedication to food safety standards and mentioned the warehouse received an A+ rating in a recent inspection.

Zomato's Hyderabad Hyperpure warehouse was raided by food safety officials on October 29, who found 18 kgs of button mushrooms labelled as packed on October 30.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal addresses a recent food safety issue involving mislabeled mushrooms at their Hyperpure warehouse in Hyderabad. Goyal explains the error as a vendor mistake and highlights Zomato's commitment to food safety.