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Mumbai’s 10-minute delivery promise hits a reality check amid delays and staff shortages

As packers quit due to disputes, warehouse managers appease angry customers as Mumbaikars see a delay in quick commerce, and on food delivery apps. mid-day test run shows it’s taking time

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Delivery bags at a store after packers quit. Pic/Madhulika Ram Kavattur

Delivery bags at a store after packers quit. Pic/Madhulika Ram Kavattur

Quick commerce in Mumbai has turned tardy in the recent weeks. A Sunday mid-day test run has shown that in the areas of Santacruz West, Vile Parle East, Borivali West, Goregaon West and Lower Parel are some of the few areas affected by a general delay in delivery from anywhere between 20 minutes to an hour in the last few weeks. We spoke to a few store managers about why the slow down in businesses is happening.

Stores Speak

Safin Shaik, along with his colleagues, manages one of the quick commerce delivery points, of an instant delivery app which claims to deliver anything from food to skincare in 10 minutes to residents.

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