<h1>E-commerce grocery fulfillment center expansion creates 200+ jobs; legal checks on labour, licensing, consumer, competition, data laws</h1> An e-commerce company opened a grocery fulfillment center in a northeastern state, expanding logistics capacity, offering consumer-choice delivery slots, and creating over 200 jobs while onboarding local MSMEs and farmers. Legal considerations include compliance with employment and labour laws for direct and indirect hires, licensing and environmental permits for the 35,000 sq ft facility, consumer protection and e-commerce regulations governing delivery promises and product claims, competition and market-access scrutiny, contracts with local suppliers, and data-privacy obligations for customer features (regional language support, voice shopping and payment services).