FSSAI grills Blinkit over poor egg quality complaints demanding an action report within a week

Regulator flags eggs after social posts, not inspections
India’s food regulator FSSAI has asked quick-commerce firm Blinkit to explain complaints that poor-quality eggs were sold on its platform. The watchdog took suo-moto cognisance of consumers’ social media complaints and wrote to Blink Commerce Pvt Ltd, seeking a comprehensive action taken report within one week. Complainants alleged bad odor and a rubber-like texture. FSSAI also warned that e-commerce food operators must ensure online listings match physical labels and that sellers display valid FSSAI licenses or registrations.
- FSSAI sought an explanation from quick-commerce firm Blinkit
- Action is triggered by consumer complaints on social media
- Blink Commerce Pvt Ltd must submit a comprehensive ATR in a week
- Complaints cite bad odor and rubber-like egg texture
- FSSAI links online food safety duties to e-commerce growth
This summarization was done by Beige for a story published on
The Economic Times
