Some of the organic produce these days appears to be seconds, but is still sold as top quality. Do not expect to get a replacement or refund if the product when you get it home is bad inside. When produce was boxed by staff for a customer and was found defective once unpacked, the owner did not offer a refund.

Maybe the business can't be bothered with notifying their supplier of inferior quality, but would just rather lose customers.

Other similar green-grocers do not display this same mentality. One does not go out of their way to buy product that is "off", and it is not always possible to tell when something is rotten inside until it is cut open.

Premium prices are paid for organic, so I don't know who enjoys having to throw out produce and also money!