I picked up Organic Snipped Green Beans from Sam’s Club and was impressed by how fresh and sweet the beans tasted right out of the bag. They’re convenient, organic, and cook up tender-crisp — great steamed or sautéed as a side. Overall a solid, healthy everyday veggie option.

I like these organic green beans. Usually very fresh. I dont like the nontransparent part of the bags though, as sometimes its hard to see whether these are really fresh or not. Its rare I get a bad bag, but it does happen, perhaps issues in shipping or some such? But I like these, they almost always taste great (if you like fresh green beans), and I like they are organic so no pesticides or other ....

We buy two bags of these a week, and love them!!! Occasionally we get a bad bag, but the customer service people are quick to help us exchange them.

I've bought several bags of these over the last few months but I'm done. They are consistently way overgrown before being harvested. They have large visible lumps which are the actual bean seeds growing inside the bean pods which indicate they are too mature before harvest. If you like that, fine, but my family prefers the younger more tender beans with no bean seeds inside.

Bought these on July 8 and planned to cook on July 11. Beans were rotting and covered in slime. Returning to Sam’s Club.

They went bad faster than the date and I couldn’t use this bag at all

Slimy and spotted

Over the past five purchases of your organic green beans (from three different store locations), I have consistently encountered the same serious quality issues: The beans are slimy with brown and gray rotting ends. Approximately one-third of the beans in each bag still have the stems attached. Despite the bags appearing acceptable from the outside, the contents are frequently spoiled, making a significant portion unusable. This consistent problem has eroded my confidence in the product, and I have regrettably decided to stop purchasing your organic green beans altogether.

I ordered 2 bags of the Greek beans and I’m furious that both bags were expired and spoiled. I open first bag and it didn’t have the smell of fresh green beans. I proceeded to open the bag and the green beans were terrible. If it isn’t member mark brand it’s rotten.

We would buy these quite often and they used to be good… But in the last year or so we have found that they often are not in good condition, even though they look good in the package at time of purchase, we find after cooking the ends are brown and the produce doesn’t last very long either…we unfortunately often end up throwing out most of the package! I appreciate getting organic produce at Sam’s but some of it is not good quality or maybe old?