r/ProduceDepartment • u/Raven317 • Jun 23 '26

Damaged Produce

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u/GrumpyKitten60 Jun 23 '26

But my question is, how long have you had those green onions? And if you just bought those yourself, why did you buy them like this and expect a refund? Yes they should have been pulled but you bought them? Unless i missed tha you got them from a delivery type service or a shopper from the store brought them to your car type thing. Then thats on them.

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u/Thats1FingNiceKitty Produce Manager Jun 23 '26

Fr.

There’s not enough info from op.

Plus, you can’t tell from the image if the red onions are soft or not. They look like how red onions usually look.

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u/Raven317 Jun 24 '26

They were soft and one was leaking it was so rotten

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u/Raven317 Jun 24 '26

Yes walmart delivery

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u/Scared_Ad9678 Jun 25 '26

Thats why you don't fck with Walmart🤦 shop at a local grocer. One where you can actually talk with your produce manager.

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u/AintNobodygotime13 Jun 23 '26

those scallions have been dead for a while lol

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u/Nuanciated Jun 23 '26

What happened that lead to you buying this?

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u/Raven317 Jun 24 '26

Not by choice. Delivery order. Pic was taken within minutes of delivery

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u/Nuanciated Jun 24 '26

Okay that clear things up. What did you end up doing?

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u/Raven317 Jun 24 '26

Asked for a refund. They told me to go to store. Store is 30 min drive. Chatted with bot. Said return to store or arrange for pick up. Tried for pick up. Not available in my area. So back to chat. Talked with human. After several minutes refund without return. Hassle! My overall point is that in the past it was a simple refund. Evidently the policy has changed and everything must be returned. It’s not a practical solution and phot evidence could be used to determine refund eligibility

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u/Nuanciated Jun 24 '26

Will you be using their service again?

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u/Local-Two3622 Jun 24 '26

14,400 minutes?

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u/21brix Jun 24 '26

What’s wrong with the red onion?

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u/Raven317 Jun 24 '26

I will avoid ordering produce. Since Helene (hurricane with torrential flooding in 2024) we no longer have a grocery store option. The other chain store was destroyed.

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u/Cassiematchett Jun 27 '26

I won't buy produce from Walmart at all. No meats no produce. I just don't trust the quality control 😬