Enter Your Product Now in the 2024 H-E-B Quest for Texas Best Competition

February 28, 2024 H-E-B

H-E-B is excited to kick off the 11th annual H-E-B Quest for Texas Best, a competition created to find the best Texas-made products. Submissions for the competition will be accepted February 21 through April 4. Qualified participants will compete for a combined $70,000 in cash prizes and the opportunity to feature their product on  H-E-B shelves across the state.

Over 60% of Retailers See Customer Satisfaction Spikes, With Costco, H-E-B, and Publix Leading the Way, ACSI Data Show

February 1, 2024 ACSI

The outlook for the Retail Trade sector is promising, with overall customer satisfaction surging 4% to a score of 78.0 (out of 100), according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI®) Retail and Consumer Shipping Study 2023-2024.

H-E-B Holds Top Spot in dunnhumby’s Annual Grocery Rankings, While Other Regional Supermarkets Gain Momentum

January 16, 2024 dunnhumby

H-E-B is the first grocery retailer to be recognized three times as number one in the RPI ranking surpassing Amazon and Trader Joe’s who both ranked as top grocer twice. Amazon (2) and Costco (3) round out the top three grocers in the U.S. for a second year in a row.

‘Fall in Love with Seafood’ at H-E-B and Kick off a Healthy New Year!

Seafood Nutrition Partnership (SNP) is partnering with H-E-B to encourage Texans to Fall in Love with Seafood to live healthier and happier lives. Throughout January in all 420 H-E-B stores, the campaign will highlight the myriad of delicious and nutritious seafood options available. Social, digital, and in-store media will feature mouthwatering imagery and sassy headlines designed to break through and grab consumer attention.

H-E-B Set to Expand its San Antonio Milk Processing Plant

November 15, 2023 Steven Santana, MySanAntonio

We all have seen the growth that H-E-B is going through over the past few years with it’s expansion into North Texas and a new store on the way in the Hill Country. It seems to make sense that the San Antonio-based grocery store would need to process more of its milk products. That is the plan for its plant out near Windcrest, according to a recent filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.