While I must recognize that when I buy produce in a discount store, I must be extra vigilant, I have been bitten twice even after rooting through each choice in the bin.\n\nWhen I come to this store, I am looking for 3 things...garlic, onions and spices.\n\nI have yet to be disappointed by any spices I have purchased in this store, but I have been burned buying garlic and onions on the last occasion.  \n\nThe garlic bulbs in their 5 for 99 cents sleeve are generally good.  They are more expensive than the same offering at any respectable oriental grocery, but the location is closer.  The last occasion, I found that all 5 bulbs had begun to rot, to turn from the nice cream color to an opaque tan that tells me these apparently reached a temperature of over 90 degrees while in storage.\n\nThe onions I purchased on the same trip appeared to suffer the same fate.  The outer skin looked good, but on cutting in, I found translucent layers.  Peeling through the layers, the heat apparently permeated more than half-way through the onions.  \n\nI get that shopping for discount produce is a risk.  I do not respect the company that promises low prices and respectable items.  The company needs to regard minimum standards for their products.\n\nYou have lost my business.  I can only wonder about other items that came in on the same shipment, be they produce, candy or other consumables.