Marketside Fresh Organic Green Beans, Refrigerated 12 oz

Is green beans are perhaps a little overpriced for the amount in this package, but I can always rely on them being fresh and nutritious without any pesticides. They look like they’re machine cut because a few of them still have stems. The convenience of having these pre-cut and pre-picked are worth it.

I like these organic hreen beans but i find rhat they expire rather quickly compared to other brands. I'm not sure if maybe there's more moisture in the bags to begin with that causes this issue. I just try to use them quickly. They are always good quality.

Ordered for pick-up June 29. Received product with a “best if used by” date of June 30. Fortunately, the green beans were still in good condition this time and they were getting cooked on the same day. I have ordered this product for pickup a couple of times and I ended up tossing the bag last time. The beans in this 12 ounce “washed and ready-to-eat” bag were not all ready-to-eat as some still had the stems attached. Out of the bag, they were not slimy. After rinsing (I still rinse fruits and veggies even if the product states it was washed), they cooked fine, but a few beans had some strings. The flavor was mild. I would buy these again, but NOT by ordering online and using pickup. I’ve received some pretty poor produce In the past so I try not to order fruits and veggies online since there’s just no control over the quality or best-by dates…

I don’t know if it’s store employees who pick the orders but they need to start looking at the vegetables and fruits to see if they are rotten before they put them in the customers order. It’s just getting worse.

Poor quality when I received this via delivery the bag was already showing the green beans as slimy. It would be nice if shoppers could be a little more careful with selecting vegetables especially.

I really do appreciate the workers that pick our groceries when we do the online ordering, however, would it be too much to ask for them to look at expiration dates and best if used by dates before they placed them in our order or at least give us a heads up when it is short dated? If we can receive notifications for substitutions and out of stocks, I don’t see why this would be much different. You can’t expect everyone to cook everything they pick up on the same date that they pick it up. These green beans were dated the day BEFORE I picked it up. They just did not look good at all. There wasn’t even a majority that I felt like I could even salvage.

These beans are usually good quality, but today I received slimy and mushy green beans with my delivery order. I noticed the packaging changed, so I hope this isn’t because they changed suppliers. You can see the thick, slimy residue in the unopened bag.

This was basically a bag of small pieces of beans. There were very few intact beans in the bag. Walmart should be ashamed to sell this bag of produce scraps. Quality is far far from what it was. I won't buy again.

I have purchased these three times with home delivery. When delivered, each time they are slimy all over and degrading or deteriorating in the bag. Simply put they’re rotting and o can’t use them. I won’t be buying them again.

I ordered as part of my in-home delivery. Apparently, shoppers don't bother to check the best-buy/use by date because they were 2 days past the use by date and already rotting in the bag. I'm sure the produce manager isn't educating the workers or rotating stock as necessary. I didn't even bother to open bag or photograph because they were so disgusting.