A new feature by food delivery app Zomato intending to cut food wastage plans to provide cancelled orders at greatly reduced prices. The 'food rescue' plan comes amid 4 lakh orders getting cancelled a month.

Zomato introduces new ‘food rescue’ feature to avoid wastage, Deepinder Goyal says ‘cancelled orders will now…’

After a Bengaluru resident shared suggestions on Zomato's 'Food Rescue' feature, CEO Deepinder Goyal invited him to apply for a job.

Indian food delivery company Zomato has introduced a new feature called Food Rescue to combat food wastage arising due to order cancellations, announced cofounder and chief executive Deepinder Goyal on Sunday (Nov 10).

Goyal's interest was piqued during a discussion on X, where the user raised important concerns about the…

Explaining the feature, Zomato said that when an order is cancelled, the meal will become available to nearby customers at an "unbeatable price" and in its original, untampered packaging.

Zomato on Sunday introduced a new feature in order to cut down food wastage and enabled customers ‘unbeatable’ prices to snag the discarded items. Now, on this a Bengaluru man's comment further recommendation on this gained attention from Deepinder Goyal.

Deepinder Goyal said the new initiative “food rescue” aims to tackle more than 4 lakh “perfectly good orders” cancelled on a daily basis by customers.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal has introduced "Food Rescue," a new feature aimed at reducing food wastage from canceled orders. Nearby customers can claim canceled orders at discounted prices, with proceeds shared between the original customer,

More than 400,000 orders are cancelled by customers on the platform per month for multiple reasons despite a no-refund policy, according to Goyal. Cancelled orders will appear for customers located within a 3 km radius of the delivery partner carrying the order.