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Delivery meltdown: Festive orders pile up as riders quit

Mint Mumbai

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September 25, 2025

Delivery delays, frustrating customers, potentially denting brand reputation

- Sowmya Ramabramanian & Sakshi Sadashiv

Delivery meltdown: Festive orders pile up as riders quit

Mounting delivery partner attrition and under-staffed warehouses are responsible for the widespread delays.

(BLOOMBERG)

The festive surge in online sales is being hampered by delivery delays, frustrating customers, potentially denting brand reputation and raising doubts about logistics firms’ preparedness to handle high volumes of e-commerce traffic.

Mounting delivery partner attrition and understaffed warehouses are responsible for the widespread delays—upto 7 days in some cases—in e-commerce and quick commerce deliveries, as well as a backlog of unshipped orders, industry executives and analysts said.

The situation underscores a critical choke point in the industry's supply chain that’s unlikely to be resolved quickly, they added.

The holdup reflects a strain on the entire e-commerce ecosystem's capacity to meet the burgeoning volume of online deliveries during what is its most profitable season.

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