Spoilt eggs found at Blinkit stock unit in Mangaluru
Following a consumer complaint, food safety inspectors in Mangaluru, India, found several broken and spoiled eggs at a Blinkit stock and supply unit. A warning was issued to the unit manager, and all affected eggs were destroyed. The complaint was made to Health Minister U.T. Khader.
Why it matters
This incident raises concerns about food safety standards and quality control within online grocery delivery services, potentially impacting consumer trust and regulatory oversight in the e-commerce sector.
Following a complaint from a consumer to Health Minister U.T. Khader, food safety inspectors from the Food Safety and Drug Administration Department conducted an inspection at a Blinkit stock and supply unit in Falnir Square, Hampanakatta, Mangaluru.
Mr. Khader said, “I received a complaint from a consumer about eggs containing germs. The consumer had also shared a receipt from Blinkit, and the order had been placed on September 1, 2026. I directed department officials to inspect the unit. Several broken and spoiled eggs were found during the inspection.”
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