I like variety in my eggs, sometimes organic, sometimes not. These are good eggs for the price, but always check your receipt agains the posted price, I've had several ring up HIGHER than the posted price.

I used to love these but it seems when they changed packaging to the green from black, the egg quality has all changed. The yolk used to be a beautiful rich orange but is now a light yellow

Every package I have bought has had dark orange yolks which are supposed to be the best nutritional content. I have not experienced such consistency with other eggs.

I have been buying these eggs for 2 years. The yolks have always been bright orange until my last purchase, when they were plain old yellow. I'm not going to spend extra money any longer for lower quality.

Nowhere as good as the older non-organic Pasture Raised eggs that these have replaced. Please bring back the original non-organic Pasture Raised eggs. We will even pay more for them. They are simply a MUCH better product that these.

The just pastured, not organic ones were harder to reach. These (the Organic ones) are smaller, the shell is flimsier than the non-organic ones. I don't believe there was a price difference, and Pastured is what I care for. Given the choice, I'll opt for the non-organic ones.

New packaging. I've read other people say that quality has gone down since previous black label (I'm assuming they're getting them from a different farm now?). My yolks were still bright yellow-orange and tasted good. The shells may have been a little thinner than before but that can vary from egg to egg. I think they are a little more expensive with new packaging. Not sure if old ones were organic or not though. I'll keep buying for now as long as quality doesn't go down.

How Chicken Eggs Are Produced - Hen’s Role: Female chickens (hens) lay eggs, typically without needing a rooster unless fertilization is intended. - Egg Cycle: A healthy hen can lay about one egg per day, depending on breed, age, and environment. - Fertilized vs. Unfertilized: Most store-bought eggs are unfertilized, meaning they won’t develop into chicks.

For organic pasture-raised eggs, these are good enough. I bought them because I was at Sam's Club. Wouldn't go out of my way for them. For the price, I like to see a brighter colored yolk. But, for convenience, I'd get these again. Price was OK, not great.

Long-time buyer here (2 years) because these pasture-raised eggs consistently had rich, deep-orange yolks and great flavor. After the recent label change, the quality of my latest cartons is dramatically different: yolks are very pale (nearly white), the whites are watery, and the shells are thin and crumbly. Flavor is noticeably flat. I purchased these at the Canton, MI location September 2025. This feels like a supplier change, and it's not on par with what made this product a favorite. Please investigate and either restore the previous standard or share what's changed. I'd love to keep buying these—but only if the original quality returns.