FTC: Instacart, deceptive fees and Instacart+ consumer protection case
Regulator
Federal Trade Commission
acted against
Against
The FTC alleged Instacart deceived shoppers about fees and charged for Instacart+ without express informed consent.
The case
- Regulator
- US Federal Trade Commission
- Decided
- Dec 18, 2025
- Status
- Settled
- Outcome
- Instacart agreed to pay USD 60 million in consumer refunds.
- Amount
- $60 million
History
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