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Swiggy Instamart: FSSAI record

Last checked 21 September 2026

Swiggy Instamart. Status: Nine notices issued (Jul 2026).

Swiggy Instamart is not banned in India; FSSAI issued it nine notices in July 2026 over expired and rotten items and related lapses, and no licence suspension against it is on record as of 19 Sep 2026.

Classification
Regulatory notice or advisory
Decided by
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
Reference
Nine FSSAI notices, July 2026
Latest action
1 July 2026
Last checked
21 September 2026

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Best source we have: a news reportTier 3: news report

FSSAI's crackdown: why food brands and liquor firms are under scanner

Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) · Nine FSSAI notices, July 2026 · 5 August 2026

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Key facts

Action
Nine notices, July 2026
Issues
Expired and rotten items, among other lapses
Licence status
No suspension or sealing reported
Peers
Blinkit Malad West licence suspended 7 Aug 2026; Zepto Hoskote warehouse sealed ~11 Aug 2026

Swiggy Instamart drew nine notices from FSSAI in July 2026, the largest count of any quick-commerce platform in the regulator's summer inspection drive. Business Standard's 5 Aug 2026 overview of the crackdown reported the notices as concerning expired and rotten items and related storage lapses at Instamart facilities. The individual notice references, the facilities involved and Swiggy's responses are not in the sources held here.

Unlike Blinkit, whose Malad West dark store lost its licence on 7 Aug 2026, and Zepto, whose Hoskote warehouse was sealed around 11 Aug 2026, Instamart has no reported suspension or sealing. Its record for the period is notices only.

The same drive produced notices to KFC India over hygiene and to Flipkart Minutes over insects in a delivered item, indicating that regulators were sampling across restaurant chains and delivery platforms rather than targeting one company. No product recall or platform-wide action against Swiggy is on record.

What this means for you

Notices, not closures

Instamart's facilities stayed open. The notices sought explanations and corrective action.

Expiry is the recurring theme

Across all three platforms, expired stock was the common finding. Check dates on delivery.

This is a record of official orders, not medical advice. Do not stop a prescribed medicine without asking your doctor or pharmacist.

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