Stored food items in Zomato’s Hyderabad stockroom have been found with a future pressing date as claimed by later media reports. After the later “fake paneer” discussion of Zomato Hyperpure, an attack in one of its Hyderabad stockrooms uncovered things with a future printed date of bundling. 

A review conducted by food security authorities on October 29 at Zomato's Hyperpure distribution center in Kukatpally uncovered 18 kilos of button mushrooms carrying pressing names dated October 30, 2024. [Source: Deccan Chronicle and Hindustan Times]

This raises a genuine address almost whether Zomato Hyperpure was including fake bundling dates on more seasoned products.

The attack was conducted by Hyderabad specialists when a lady had passed on after supposedly expending sullied shawarma from a roadside slow down. Authorities found the post-dated bundling was conducted in Zomato Hyperpure’s stockroom in Kukatpally. 

Report uncovers stunning information

In a detailed report, it was expressed that the distribution center was working with appropriate licenses displayed at recognizable places on the premises. Be that as it may, the put did not have an insect-proof screen. Agreeing to the Deccan Chronicle, houseflies were found all over the Zomato stockroom premises. Too, a few nourishment handlers were seen without haircaps and aprons.

Incidentally, Hyperpure is presently a major portion of Zomato’s by and large trade. It supplies fixings to over 30,000 eateries in 10 cities over the nation.

source: startuppedia