Food Tech

Swiggy has asked 1,100 employees to leave, giving them three months notice period and other severance packages.

An expert in transport and logistics services, Guo Jinyi will look to steady the crisis-impacted firm navigating a fraud investigation and investor run.

As coffee consumption increases in China, domestic brands compete to bring caffeination to the masses.

The coffee startup plans to open stores in Thailand, the Philippines, and Malaysia after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Older business owners and small restaurants struggle to survive drop in customers.

Swiggy recently raised USD 43 million as part of its Series I funding round from Ark Impact, Korea Investment Partners, Tencent, and others.

The firm’s alternative plant-based beef products have been available in more than 3,300 Starbucks locations across China since Wednesday.

The firm’s products include grasshopper protein powder, supplements, and meat replacement products.