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The Centre has asked quick commerce platforms to remove fixed 10-minute delivery promises from branding amid growing safety concerns for gig workers. Blinkit has already revised its messaging, with other platforms expected to follow. The move reflects a wider push to balance convenience with worker welfare as India’s gig economy expands.

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Samsung has announced a partnership with quick commerce platform&nbsp;Instamart&nbsp;to make the Galaxy range of products available instantly across key cities. Through this collaboration, Samsung will offer quick and convenient access to a wide portfolio of Galaxy smartphones, tablets, wearables and accessories.&nbsp;

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India’s quick commerce industry has expanded rapidly. Statista said the country now ranks just behind China and the US. India is ahead of Japan, South Korea, the UK and major EU nations. This strong global position has improved confidence in platforms linked to consumer demand.

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India's consumption story is entering a transformative decade, with the retail market on track to reach USD 1 trillion by 2030, driven by rising disposable incomes, rapid digital adoption and a widening aspirational class, according to a recent report by venture capital firm, Fireside Ventures.

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Swiggy will transfer its Instamart business to a wholly owned subsidiary through a slump sale, with completion expected after Q3 FY2025-26. Instamart contributed 24 per cent&nbsp;of FY2024-25 revenue but reported a negative net worth.

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Both Swiggy and rival Zomato have previously tested higher platform fees during high-demand periods, keeping them in place if order volumes remained unaffected.&nbsp;

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A McKinsey report reveals that only 20–25% of India’s 850 million internet users shop online today, compared to 85% in the US and China. However, India's e-commerce sector is set to double its retail share to 15–17% by 2030, led by rapid growth in tier-two cities and innovations like quick commerce and social commerce. New categories, B2B expansion, and rising income levels outside metro areas are expected to reshape India’s retail and logistics landscape in the coming years.

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Eternal's (earlier Zomato) quick commerce business is “primed for growth” with a profitability profile over the medium term that is expected to mirror its food delivery operations, said the report. 
By holding leadership positions in both food delivery and quick commerce, Eternal is uniquely positioned to dominate a growing profit pool, the brokerage noted.

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Zepto Dharavi Food Licence Suspension News: Quick commerce company Zepto has initiated an internal review and promised to fully cooperate with the authorities after an inspection unearthed serious food storage lapses at its Dharavi warehouse facility in Mumbai. The Maharashtra food regulatory authority has suspended the company’s food warehousing licence.

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Blinkit has decided to eliminate its 'zero notice' policy in response to the growing competition for talent in the quick commerce sector. This policy change aims to improve employee retention and attract skilled workers. This video discusses the implications of this decision, the competitive landscape of quick commerce, and how companies are adapting to retain talent.

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Calling upon the government to ensure that all quick commerce platforms abide by existing e-commerce regulations, the association sought a review of quick commerce companies' operations&nbsp;to assess their compliance with inventory-based e-commerce laws.

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Target to reach 1000 stores for Quick Commerce Target to reach 1000 stores by end of FY25 Blinkit: Adjusted EBITDA margin expected to be 4-5% Adjusted EBITDA profitable in March Food Delivery GOV grows 28% (YoY) ) 97% growth in Commerce GOV (YoY).

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The Centre has asked quick commerce platforms to remove fixed 10-minute delivery promises from branding amid growing safety concerns for gig workers. Blinkit has already revised its messaging, with other platforms expected to follow. The move reflects a wider push to balance convenience with worker welfare as India’s gig economy expands.

Samsung has announced a partnership with quick commerce platform Instamart to make the Galaxy range of products available instantly across key cities. Through this collaboration, Samsung will offer quick and convenient access to a wide portfolio of Galaxy smartphones, tablets, wearables and accessories. 

India’s quick commerce industry has expanded rapidly. Statista said the country now ranks just behind China and the US. India is ahead of Japan, South Korea, the UK and major EU nations. This strong global position has improved confidence in platforms linked to consumer demand.

India's consumption story is entering a transformative decade, with the retail market on track to reach USD 1 trillion by 2030, driven by rising disposable incomes, rapid digital adoption and a widening aspirational class, according to a recent report by venture capital firm, Fireside Ventures.

Swiggy will transfer its Instamart business to a wholly owned subsidiary through a slump sale, with completion expected after Q3 FY2025-26. Instamart contributed 24 per cent of FY2024-25 revenue but reported a negative net worth.

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