Even as Instamart scales rapidly and quick commerce emerges as a larger addressable market, Swiggy’s food delivery chief tells Moneycontrol the company is backing multiple growth engines in parallel, ...

The instant grocery delivery sector has had its share of ups and downs over the last few years. Startups that sought to deliver groceries and other small items to customers within 30 minutes or less ...

Goldman Sachs said in a report late Thursday that Indian food delivery giant Zomato’s quick commerce arm Blinkit is now more valuable than its core food delivery business, as per the bank’s sum-of-the ...

As protests by delivery workers and a government advisory on ultra-fast delivery bring fresh scrutiny to quick commerce, Moneycontrol traces how groceries move from dark stores to doorsteps — and how ...

Quick commerce firms can pre-empt intrusive regulation by converting some dark stores into bright, neon-lit outlets open to ...

Reliance Retail's Q3FY26 earnings report shows its change in approach to quick commerce with store-led growth and reach over ...

After Blinkit, other quick commerce platforms including Zepto are learnt to have tweaked their branding by removing 10-minute delivery claims. This development comes after leading quick commerce ...

India’s quick commerce companies may have to rethink their much-touted 10-minute delivery promise. A report by news agency ANI on Tuesday said the Union labour minister has urged major delivery ...

NEW DELHI: Following an intervention from the Labour Ministry, quick-commerce companies such as Blinkit, Zepto, Zomato and Swiggy have begun removing the '10-minute' delivery claims from all platforms ...

Quick commerce platforms on Tuesday agreed to remove the “10-minute delivery” service following the intervention of Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, amid growing concerns over the safety of delivery ...

On January 13, quick-commerce platforms assured the Union government that they would remove standard 10-minute delivery deadlines.

A nationwide survey by LocalCircles has revealed that 74 percent of quick-commerce consumers support the government’s move to restrict “10-minute delivery” promises by instant delivery platforms. This ...