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The instant commerce startup has grown too fast and seems to be undergoing chaos of late. Up against several well-funded, entrenched players, it needs to get its house in order.

Every early-stage startup is chaotic. It takes anywhere between three and five years, sometimes even longer for startups to arrive at a product-market fit, processes and a leadership team where the sum of parts begins to function well as a whole. Even then, things break from time to time and that’s alright. One should begin worrying, however, when tiny bursts of chaos become a stream of missteps. My sense is this is what’s happening at Zepto right now.
Take businesses who work with the company, for instance. Many of them have begun voicing their concerns about not being paid in …
India’s grocery and food delivery platforms are increasingly displaying misleading images of food using artificial intelligence, defeating the very purpose of buying online.