It is unfortunate that Sprouts, having tweaked some weaknesses in recent months, would jeopardize their accomplishments by what appears to be an inexplicable corporate decision.  When product testers at the magazine \"Consumer Reports\" review an item that has what they consider fatal flaws or dangerous qualities, they proclaim it \"Unacceptable\", and that designation can portend the end of a product line (think Isuzu Trooper). Such a designation has been earned by Sprouts Market because of the decision to replace gravity-feed systems in the bulk foods with plastic tubs that will be the repository of all the tumbling dandruff, and other less benign human detritus, when consumers reach deep into these buckets. When so many are concerned about viruses and other pathogens, it is beyond me how corporate decision-makers could institute such a bonehead policy.  My days of buying bulk items at Sprouts Market are over.