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What brands should we NOT boycott?
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this post was submitted on 04 Apr 2025
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think HEB hasn't done anything yet to kowtow to the current admin's policies.
I miss HEB. family owned and private. Thus why they get away with treating their employees so well, paying them well, and supporting their communities all while also being the largest private employer in the state of Texas. That company is a great example of how a company can both grow to a large size and not be evil. If they ever go public you know all of its charm will instantly get cut in the name of shareholder value.
Yeah. That’s my local grocery store. It sounds like they treat their employees well and do a lot in the community. And tortillas.
They've made some small donations towards the current administration during elections, but they also give a decent amount back to their communities too.