Swiggy defends Instamart after regulator’s show‑cause notices on food safety

Swiggy clarified that the prohibition order issued to its subsidiary, Toing, pertained only to administrative lapses in updating licence details, not to any lapse in food safety or quality. The firm emphasized that it has submitted all required documents to FSSAI and that the revised licence was granted on July 9 with no monetary penalty imposed. Swiggy assured users that its delivery and quick‑commerce services will continue uninterrupted.