Telangana raids 16 quick-commerce dark stores, suspends four licenses

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Telangana's food safety authority conducted raids on 16 dark stores used by quick-commerce companies. The raids occurred on Thursday across Hyderabad. Officials found violations of food safety and hygiene standards. As a result, the department suspended the operating licenses of four establishments. The action was taken to ensure consumer safety and regulatory compliance.

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