The cleaning, sorting, and packing facility used for California mandarins needs to apply some type of anti-mold solution to their products to facilitate a longer shelf life.

I bought these simple to juice them and for that purpose it performed well. I love fresh juice and this did not disappoint. I have found that the quality on these mandarin oranges are just okay and can go bad quickly if not consumed in a week.

These are usually juicy and with good flavor. Great for us that want to eat more fresh produce. Sometimes they last a week, and other they go bad after 4 days.

The juice of a Clementine was good, but I felt like they were chewy or like a hard chewy texture so although they had good flavor. The rest of the orange was not very good.

Some were too ripe others were green, not juicy? I thought grandchildren would enjoy? Threw them out attracted gnats. Too expensive for the 45% that were edible.

Smaller items for smaller kids work well. The Clemetines were the perfect size. What we didn't distribute went to our local food pantry. They don't get a lot of fresh fruit.

It seems that this bunch did not last very well before they started to go bad. I tried eating 2 per day but that was enough. I had to throw out at least 9. Somewhat of a waste.

Besides being vey sour there were a few that were growing green fungus. Which made the rest just as green the day after. Needless to say I did not eat them.

I really wanted to like this, as I have enjoyed similar fruit in the past. The size of the fruit is great. The last bag had really big seeds though and not too much flavor. Maybe it was just that bag, but would not buy again after that one.

For the past 2 months these cuties are either close to being bad or bad. I don't know why? maybe different distributor, but something needs to be done. these are my daughters favorite