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10-minute delivery? Great for a phone charger. Not so great for your food. Quick commerce changed how we shop for groceries. Now, it’s coming for food service. Sounds great—until you think about what this speed means for food quality. 💡 The Hidden Issues in Ultra-Fast Food Delivery > Compromised Ingredients – When speed is the priority, sourcing takes a backseat. Pre-cooked, bulk-bought, or chemically stabilized ingredients become the norm. > Hygiene Standards? Unclear. Unlike large-scale food factories with strict GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices), most restaurant kitchens operate with limited oversight—especially when working under 10-minute deadlines. > Food That Wasn’t Meant to Travel That Fast Some dishes need time to settle, flavors to absorb, or careful packaging. Rushing the process can mean soggy, stale, or even unsafe meals by the time they reach you. 🚨 So, what’s the alternative? Instead of treating restaurant kitchens like assembly lines, the real solution lies in standardized, high-quality, pre-prepped food solutions that maintain taste, hygiene, and consistency — without sacrificing what’s on your plate. Many brands are already working on this, enabling better supply chains, smarter kitchens, and more transparent ingredient sourcing—so food quality scales without taking a hit. If 10-minute food is the future, who’s making sure it’s actually food and not just a faster version of junk? What do you think? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️ #FoodTech #QuickCommerce #FoodSupplyChain #HygienicFood #ProcessedFoods #RestaurantIndustry #QualityMatters #FutureOfFood #CurryCullture #BowlCurryIndia #ReadyToCook #HoReCa (Picture Credit: Market Brew)