Zomato CEO Addresses Future-Dated Mushrooms Found in Hyderabad Warehouse
Deepinder Goyal explains the error as a vendor's manual mistake and highlights the facility's top safety rating.
- A food safety inspection at Zomato's Hyperpure warehouse in Hyderabad found 90 packets of mushrooms labeled with a future packing date.
- Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal attributed the incorrect date to a manual typing error by the vendor, who has since been delisted.
- The mushrooms were identified and rejected during Zomato's quality control process before reaching customers.
- Despite the error, the Hyperpure warehouse received an A+ rating, the highest benchmark in food safety standards.
- Goyal criticized media coverage of the incident, suggesting it unfairly targeted Zomato despite the company's commitment to food safety.