Generally speaking, if the merchant does not clearly inform consumers of the return policy when selling fresh produce, then consumers have the right to apply for a return within a certain period of time.

Fresh produce usually requires special storage conditions, such as preservation, refrigeration or freezing. These products are generally sold in bulk and need to be sold by weighing and barcoding. Their shelf life is relatively short and is also highly correlated with consumer habits.

Common fresh produce includes fruits, vegetables, meat, aquatic products, dry goods and daily necessities, cooked food and pastries.

Therefore, if the merchant does not clearly inform consumers of the return policy when selling fresh produce, then consumers have the right to apply for a return within a certain period of time. If the merchant refuses to return the product, the consumer can seek legal assistance or complain to the relevant consumer protection agency.