The green beans are good. The case was totally trashed and 4 of the cans were crushed badly from transporting I was disappointed

Libby’s green beans are not as good as the Members Mark beans, which are no longer stocked. Since the price is good, I will continue to buy them.

Green beans are great but packing for shipping was very poor too many of the cans were dented and crashed from the carrier.

Beans still had the stems on them and they where very stringy. Have bought them 2 times and it was the same both times.

Not only does our family love these green beans, but our dog eats them as part of his weight loss regimen. We all love them!

I would NOT even try it. Usually people who buy canned food want convenience. They take it along to camping and I take it to a hotel so I can get my fiber. I am not bringing a can opener with me. I hope the manufacturer is reading this.

8 of 8 cans were very dente d. I can was missing the label entirely. Makes me wonder if Libby's is sending their seconds to Sam's. We like the green beans. I would recommend, but will warn of damaged cans.

I was very surprised at how bad these beans were. Every single can in the case had huge dents in the sides or ends and the box wasn't damaged so they were packed that way. The beans were all very old and stringy. I had to de-string every single piece and they were salty besides. I won't buy this brand again.

this is the first in 25 years, I have never received dented cans from SC ever in-store or otherwise. I received an open box of green beans all the cans were dented and the box was already opened. Googled: Are dents on a food can dangerous? Not only can dents on the seam break the metal of the can and expose food inside to outside pathogens, but deep dents are cause for concern as well. The United States Department of Agriculture defines a deep dent as any dent that you can lay your finger on when examining the can. Often these dents have sharp points.

Very tasty and a good price.