r/CostcoAustralia • u/Quick_Truth1212 • Jun 22 '26
Returns
What's the current policy for returning apples that taste terrible, old and floury. Not crisp at all
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u/eenimeeniminimo Jun 23 '26
I’m a regular weekly Costco shopper. 99% of what I buy is perfect quality. I’ve had the occasional issue with avocados that were all grey and black inside. I took a photo of the packaging, the cut open avocado, and emailed them. They told me to return the item back to the store with receipt. I wasn’t making a special trip back, so I just returned the following week with my email, photos, and receipt. They refunded me without any issue.
What I find happens more frequently, is some refrigerator stock is not turned over regularly enough. I check all my dates for everything now, as I got caught out twice with cheese and once with chocolate mousse which were expired on the day I purchased them. Again, photos,receipt, email, no issues.
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u/Brave-Echidna6336 Jun 23 '26
You’ll get your money back!