The microflora of commercially packaged spinach, cauliflower and carrots was compared after storage for 7 days at 3.3 and 15-degrees-C. Storage at 15-degrees-C produced significantly high aerobic counts in spinach, cauliflower florets and carrot sticks. but not in cauliflower heads and whole carrot Psychrotrophic species made up a significant proportion of the microflora at both the temperatures. Little growth of coliform and lactic acid bacteria was observed at either temperature.