Zomato has responded to a report that said the food delivery firm, along with its peer Swiggy, was found guilty of found guilty of violating competition laws. What Happened: An investigation by the Competitions Commission of India (CCI) found Zomato and Swiggy guilty of favouring certain restaurants on their platforms,

Swiggy and Zomato are reportedly in breach of competition laws, favouring certain restaurants in the country, says a CCI report.

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

Zomato's new 'Food Rescue' feature allows users to purchase canceled orders at a discounted price, reducing food waste and benefiting customers, restaurants, and delivery partners. The feature is designed to ensure freshness and offers compensation to all parties involved.