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TexasTowelie

(112,455 posts)
Wed Mar 25, 2015, 05:14 PM Mar 2015

H-E-B quietly buying land in North Texas



In 2009, the company opened a distribution center two hours away in Temple to serve its stores around Waco. The warehouse supplies six H-E-B stores in smaller towns along this region’s southern perimeter in Burleson, Granbury and Waxahachie.

The company expanded that facility in 2012, raising speculation that it was planning to enter the Dallas market.

The company’s stores already cover much of the state of Texas. “They absolutely dominate Austin and San Antonio and apparently Houston soon,” Smith said.

Supermarket News, a grocery industry trade magazine, published a story this month with the headline: “How H-E-B became Houston’s hometown grocer.”

Read more: http://www.dallasnews.com/business/retail/20150325-h-e-b-quietly-buying-land-in-north-texas.ece
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H-E-B quietly buying land in North Texas (Original Post) TexasTowelie Mar 2015 OP
Niiice. tanyev Mar 2015 #1
Great! I'm looking forward to the one at I20 and 360 opening! flamin lib Mar 2015 #2
About time HEB expands to my neighborhood. Great News!! misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #3
This is a chain that really needs to expand nationwide jmowreader Apr 2015 #4

tanyev

(42,623 posts)
1. Niiice.
Wed Mar 25, 2015, 05:19 PM
Mar 2015

I really missed HEB after I moved up here from San Antonio. None of those dots are as close to me as Kroger, though.

flamin lib

(14,559 posts)
2. Great! I'm looking forward to the one at I20 and 360 opening!
Wed Mar 25, 2015, 05:33 PM
Mar 2015

Unlike Kroger and Albertsons the have a firm no guns policy. They took all the gun publications off the shelves and they block gun sites from their WiFi. How cool is that!

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