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health10 days ago

NatureBest jalapeño recall prompts H-E-B removal of affected items amid Salmonella outbreak

NatureBest Precut & Produce LLC is voluntarily recalling jalapeño-containing products because jalapeño peppers supplied by Coast Citrus Distributors may be linked to a multistate Salmonella Javiana outbreak. Affected products were distributed to Texas and Louisiana from July 3 to August 5, 2026 and have been removed from H-E-B shelves; other H-E-B products are not affected. Consumers who purchased recalled items should discard or return them. For questions, contact NatureBest at (713) 278-0425 or [email protected], and H-E-B at 855-432-4438. NatureBest has ceased distribution of the affected lots and is cooperating with FDA/CDC/regulatory authorities.

H-E-B Jalapeño Recall Triggers Salmonella Safety Alert
local14 days ago

H-E-B Jalapeño Recall Triggers Salmonella Safety Alert

H-E-B and other retailers issued a recall for jalapeño-containing products after a USDA FSIS public health alert cited possible Salmonella contamination; affected items span several brands and stores, with specific use-by dates listed. Consumers should discard or return the products and can contact the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline for questions; no illnesses have been confirmed at this time.

H-E-B Has No Timeline Yet for Boonville Road Store Amid Development Talks
business22 days ago

H-E-B Has No Timeline Yet for Boonville Road Store Amid Development Talks

H-E-B confirms it owns land on Boonville Road near Boonville Center but has no timeline to develop a Bryan-College Station store. The Boonville Center project—governed by a Chapter 380 agreement and including a supermarket, retail pads, and 250 apartments—remains unscheduled, with officials saying status depends on H-E-B’s timetable and that progress is ongoing but not guaranteed a start date.

H-E-B Revives Historic South Congress Store Amid Austin Expansion
business1 year ago

H-E-B Revives Historic South Congress Store Amid Austin Expansion

H-E-B has reopened its historic South Congress Avenue location in Austin, originally established in 1957, with a new two-story, 145,000-square-foot store featuring a barbecue restaurant, nut butter machines, and the largest wine selection of any H-E-B. The grand opening included a $50,000 donation to local nonprofits and drew enthusiastic crowds, with some customers lining up overnight to be among the first to enter. The event highlighted the community's enduring loyalty to the Texas-based grocery chain.

Thanksgiving Day 2023 Store Hours: Open and Closed Retailers Revealed
business2 years ago

Thanksgiving Day 2023 Store Hours: Open and Closed Retailers Revealed

Several major retailers will be closed on Thanksgiving Day 2023, including Academy Sports + Outdoors and most Walgreens locations. However, some stores in the San Antonio area, such as Bass Pro Shops, Big Lots, Central Market, Dollar General, and H-E-B, will remain open with limited hours. Walgreens will keep nearly all of its 24-hour locations open to serve customers' healthcare needs. It is advised to check the websites of open stores for any changes in operating hours.

Texans Strike Lotto Gold: Multiple $1M Winners Claim Prizes
finance2 years ago

Texans Strike Lotto Gold: Multiple $1M Winners Claim Prizes

An anonymous resident of Edinburg, Texas, won $1 million from a scratch-off ticket purchased at the H-E-B Food Store. The ticket was from the game "$100,000,000 Riches!" and is the second of four top prizes to be claimed. The Texas Lottery has generated $37.9 billion in revenue since 1992 and has contributed $31.9 billion to the Foundation School Fund, supporting public education in Texas.

H-E-B Expands in North Texas with Multiple New Store Openings
business2 years ago

H-E-B Expands in North Texas with Multiple New Store Openings

H-E-B, the Texas-based grocery store chain, has announced plans to open three new stores in Melissa, Prosper, and Rockwall, as part of its expansion into the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The stores are expected to open in 2025, with construction set to begin next year. H-E-B has been acquiring land in North Texas for the past 20 years, and these new locations reflect the population growth and increased demand for grocery options in Collin County and the surrounding areas. The addition of H-E-B stores is seen as an opportunity for local residents to shop closer to home and is expected to bring more jobs to the respective cities.

Giant Skeletons Take Halloween Decorations to New Heights
lifestyle3 years ago

Giant Skeletons Take Halloween Decorations to New Heights

H-E-B is selling 10-foot Halloween Skeletons with light-up eyes for $260 each, plus additional fees, both in-store and online. These giant skeletons are perfect for Halloween decor and are an alternative to the popular 12-foot skeletons sold by Home Depot. Last year, life-sized skeletons were a Halloween trend in the San Antonio area, with Party City even organizing a scavenger hunt featuring over 100 of them.

H-E-B Set to Open First Store in McKinney on July 19
business3 years ago

H-E-B Set to Open First Store in McKinney on July 19

H-E-B, the Texas-based grocery chain, is set to open a new store in McKinney later this month. The store, located on the northeast corner of Custer Road and Eldorado Parkway, will operate from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven days a week. This expansion into North Texas follows recent store openings in Plano and Frisco, which drew large crowds eager to purchase H-E-B's popular products. The company also has plans for additional locations in the region, including low-price Joe V's Smart Shop stores in Dallas' Pleasant Grove and Red Bird neighborhoods.

H-E-B's Nutty Brown Store: A Grand Opening at the Former Amphitheatre Site
business3 years ago

H-E-B's Nutty Brown Store: A Grand Opening at the Former Amphitheatre Site

H-E-B celebrated the grand opening of its Nutty Brown location in southwest Austin, Texas. The 103,000-square-foot grocery store, situated at the former site of the Nutty Brown Amphitheatre, features various amenities such as curbside and delivery services, an in-store meat market, prepared sushi and bakery goods, a beer and wine selection, live cooking demonstrations, a drive-thru pharmacy, and a fuel station. The store also showcases legacy venue memorabilia, including signed guitars from Texas musicians and a tribute wall mural.