Zepto lists coriander leaves for Over Rs 100, faces ire

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Zepto faced social media ire after a user called out the quick commerce platform for listing coriander at an exorbitant price of Rs 131 for 100 grams.
Zepto said the system glitch had "caused significant pricing disparities" across the platform and assured that the issue has been resolved. The company said its platform is now reflecting accurate prices.
Zepto drew flak when a user from Gurugram found that 100 grams of coriander leaves were listed at Rs 131 on Zepto, and called out the brand for overpricing dhaniya, in a post, along with a screenshot, on X.         
Several netizens expressed outrage and shock, while some highlighted how the exorbitant prices on the platform sharply contrasted with roadside vegetable vendors bundling free coriander alongside veggies to woo buyers.
"Maybe it is grown on moon soil?" wondered a netizen on X.

In its response, Zepto said that the system glitch had led to the pricing disparities and that the company is committed to addressing customer concerns promptly and transparently.

"Yesterday, a system glitch caused significant pricing disparities across our platform, leading to some unusual price tags for various products, including coriander. While some items were priced three times lower, others saw a substantial hike," Zepto said, adding that the issue has been fixed.

"We are pleased to inform our customers that the issue has been resolved, and accurate prices are now back on track," Zepto said.

It, however, said that Zepto prices might not always match those of peers and that the company prioritises quality above all else.

"At Zepto, we are dedicated to delivering the finest quality while striving to offer the best prices. Quality is never compromised, and we are committed to ensuring our customers receive only the best produce," the company asserted.
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Deal Subedar Deal Subedar
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No one complained at 90% discounts!

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Yes, because it's assumed that they want to vacate their stocks probably because of the nearer expiry date.

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Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Dude wants to shop from home instead of supporting a local vegetable vendor and then complains about high prices? This was a case of price being too damn high and caused social media ire...what about other inflated MRPs which are still 4-5 times what the vendor in the market sells for.

Pro Entertainer Pro Entertainer
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Dhaniya mehnga he chal rha market mai vaise

Deal Baba Deal Baba
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Start Planting in Small Pot. 

Be Self Sufficient. 

No one gives free Dhania Now, Kanjuss Sellers.

My next Startup Idea it is, "Bina Dhan Ke Dhania Wale"

Benevolent Benevolent
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Social media par outrage aur RR karne ka time hai inke paas lekin khud cultivate karne ka time nahin hai. 🤦‍♂️ Khud ugao aur khao na fresh coriander leaves.

Generous Generous
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Saw no outrage for the cheap rates.

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