Love these oranges. Have bought them many times and will continue to buy them. They are very juicy and they are very big which I like. Big enough to share.

After 2 days, the oranges started to get moldy, one by one until more than half were bad. I tasted on and it was sweet, but I wish I knew why they went bad so fast.

These oranges are usually sweet tand juicy but I think this batch has been sitting around to long. They were dry and flavorless. Not the usual great quality.

Lasted 2 days due to mold. I have always had a good experience with produce, but weather because of mishandling or a mold inflitration, I got 2 oranges out of the bag while the rest were molded and inedible.

I love these things. They are ALWAYS sweet and juicy. However, the last 2 times I have bought them, half of the bag has been rotted out. Pretty disappointing.

After I got home i could see the ora ges were sunken in on the bottom and a couple were moldy. Unfortunatly it would cost me asuch in gas to return them. Totaly moldy. in two (2) days.

If I could rate a 0 I would. Most of these were molded and we didn’t eat any. Called CS they said I would have to drive all the way back to the store because this was an online order.

We did this order as a pickup order. Many of the oranges in the bag were spoiled. The ones that were good were really good but not worth what they ended up costing!

I was so disappointed to find some oranges that had gaseous skin peels and the inside flesh were mushy...what a waste of my money. I guess that is the chance one takes when buying bagged fruit. One just never knows how long the produce stays in the box without rotation...FIFO

California oranges seem to be the best. However, in most of the bags I've purchased there are usually 1 or 2 or 3 that ripen faster than the others. I'm thinking it's because some older oranges are thrown in the bags with the younger ones. If these were picked and packaged from the same orchards at the same time, they should ripen and, subsequently, rot evenly. Since it's difficult to determine which ones are fresher, I almost always lose a couple. Consequently, they end up costing me more than the purchase price.