Core Points - Consumers have raised complaints about the quality of soybeans at Sam's Club, alleging that the quality level has dropped from Grade 1 to Grade 3 while prices remain unchanged [1][2] - The soybeans in question are Sam's Club's private label products, with the Grade 1 soybeans having a protein content of 36.4g/100g, while the Grade 3 soybeans have a protein content of 33.8g/100g [1] - Sam's Club's parent company, Walmart, stated that the organic soybeans have been switched from regular soybeans to high-protein soybeans, with a protein content of 41.1g/100g, meeting national standards [2] Summary by Sections Product Quality and Consumer Complaints - Multiple consumers have posted complaints regarding the downgrade in soybean quality at Sam's Club, questioning the integrity of the brand [1] - The Grade 1 soybeans, which are now off the shelves, had a protein content of 36.4g/100g, while the current Grade 3 soybeans have a lower protein content of 33.8g/100g [1] Company Response and Product Standards - A Walmart representative clarified that the organic soybeans have been upgraded to high-protein soybeans, which meet the national standard for high-protein soybeans [2] - The discrepancy in the protein content displayed on the product's nutritional label is due to different measurement standards used for calculating protein content [2]