We used these for our Thanksgiving food giveaway. Some we had to double bag as they were glued together on the bottom causing the bag to rip. Other than that they were a good product.

We used these for our parish yard sale. They were strong.

Decent bags, when you have them in stock

While they are the perfect size they do rip pretty easily. We only use them for giving bread donations to families. I am not sure the could hold the weight of a heavier product like canned goods.

My agency does a monthly "Food Bags for the Elderly" ministry, and we use 1600 food bags every month. I have purchased the bags from Sam's Club for several years. It seems the bags get weaker by time. They tear way too easy. Many times a bag in the middle of the bundle will be not glued well. And the bags at the ends of the bundle are frequently stuck to the wrapping paper. We haven't found bags at a comparable price, so continue to purchase from Sam's Club, but aren't as happy as I'd like to be at the quality.

Too many bags stick together which causes the one attached to the other to tear and you have to throw away one.

These sacks are really thin but the only ones available to us at our Sam's Club. We've had them break numerous times as well as stick together and tear a hole in two at a time.

These are horrible quality. They tear easily and over half of the bags are defective due to manufacturing issues. They also jacked the price from 30 dollars to almost 60. Come on sams... you can do better by us members

They tear too easy. Very thin

The bags pictured above with the white label are pretty decent bags, especially for the price. Unfortunately, those bags are no longer available in the store. The new bags in the store have a green label that says that they are made from recycled paper. These new bags are thinner and tear quite easily unless you treat them with kid gloves. I will definitely NOT be buying the green labeled bags again.