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Walmart associates, local elected officials and community members celebrated the grand opening of a new 730,000 square-foot perishable distribution center (PDC) in Lancaster.

Soli Organic Inc., the nation's leading indoor agriculture company, continues its growth trajectory today, unveiling its most technologically advanced facility yet in San Antonio's mixed-use Brooks Community at the site of former Brooks Air Force Base.

The Texas International Produce Association and the Houston Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Association (HFFVA) are proud to announce a strategic partnership aimed at fortifying and enhancing the produce industry in Texas.

Local Bounti Corporation, a breakthrough U.S. indoor agriculture company, announced today it will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, June 18, 2024 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm local time to mark the official opening of its latest state-of-the-art controlled environment agriculture (CEA) facility in Mount Pleasant, Texas.

Cincinnati-based Kroger Co., can’t handle the heat in South Florida and Central Texas. The company is closing its delivery-only concepts in both markets.

Joe V’s Smart Shop by H-E-B officially broke ground on its second location in Dallas, continuing the proud H-E-B brand’s expansion beyond the Houston area and into the DFW Metroplex.

Eden Grow Systems, a NASA spinoff, today announced a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held to celebrate a new vertical indoor farm location featuring Eden Grow Towers in the Niels Esperson Building, a storied landmark in Downtown Houston.

Indoor farming pioneer and fresh food brand, Gotham Greens, today announces the opening of its first high-tech hydroponic greenhouse in Texas and the company’s thirteenth greenhouse nationwide, bringing its total footprint to more than 40 acres (1.8 million square feet) across nine U.S. states.

Winter Sweetz, a Texas-based grapefruit brand owned by Lone Star Citrus, announces the launch of its 4th annual “Sweeter in Texas” sweepstakes to educate and celebrate the Texas red grapefruit season with consumers.

The Laredo, TX, border crossing highlights cases where politics get in the way of commerce. An Economist article explains the "insanity."