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H-E-B Launches Online Shopping and Home Delivery

By on Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 3:47 pm

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click to enlarge Online shipping means Texans in the military can get H-E-B products all over the world. - Courtesy H-E-B/Facebook
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Online shipping means Texans in the military can get H-E-B products all over the world.

Are you a Texas ex-pat who pines for H-E-B’s selection of SOMETHING? Or a San Antonian who just doesn’t like to leave the house?

Then today’s your luck day. H-E-B announced that it will now offer an online marketplace where customers can have items shipped directly to their home or office.

In addition to shipping to 47 states (sorry California, Alaska and Hawaii) H-E-B will also ship to military bases worldwide. The average shipping cost is between $5 and $10.

Online shopping is available now at heb.com.

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