Very low quality. The yolk is not a deep yellow/ orange colors. The egg white is watery as if the chicken laying the eggs are really old. I'm hoping they fix this because I've been buying pasture raised eggs from Sam's for years.

Not sure what changed as pasture raised eggs are supposed to be a rich, dark yellow-orange yolk but now these are light yellow and makes me wonder if they're even pasture raised anymore.

Sams Club recently changed their supplier and the egg yolks are no longer dark in color. They are a pale yellow and I will not be buying them again at this premium price. Too bad

Price went up in matter of a few months. The quality control went down. Please see my picture. I've never seen two different shells put together like this.

I have been buying these pasture raised eggs for a few years and the last carton did not look like pasture raised. The yolks were a pale yellow compared to all the previous cartons which were orange.

Fed no animal byproducts, good, but the label goes on to say they're fed grains. Not good. And you get a whole row less of them than before for the price of the old pasture raised. I figured something was happening when they stopped including the little slip of paper telling you where the eggs came from.

So glad to see other reviews that say these organic pasture raised arent as good as the previous pasture raised. The old ones had beautiful golden yolks these new organic ones are no different than regular eggs you get at every grocery store. BRING THE OLD ONES BACK!!!!

The quality of these eggs are DRAMATICALLY different than the previous eggs....and higher in price which doesn't make any sense. The color of the egg yolks are a light yellow compared to the rich egg color of previous pasture raised eggs. Super disappointing especially with a price hike.

Recent (post-return) decline in quality. Is the previous farm unavailable? Because these eggs are different. As noted elsewhere, taste is not the same and yolk color is more pale, which typically indicates a diet lower in carotenoids, such as a feed based mainly on wheat or corn.

Broken eggs AGAIN! Sam's Club shopper—heavy handling! Come on SC…eggs break! I have a PLUS membership, I order online, pick up my order, the eggs are in 2 plastic bags so I can't see the broken eggs in the package till it gets home. Then I have a mess to clean up and have to throw out 3 eggs! I tried to get a refund online but it was denied, I tried calling the store, no one answers! Not sure this is worth it anymore…