If you've spent time in the Lone Star State, you've probably sampled treats from this iconic store. Unfortunately, this candy ...

A historic chain of Texas candy stores that has been in existence since 1885 announced it will be closing its doors due to “unprecedented economic pressures.” Lammes Candies is closing six of its ...

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A 178% spike in global cocoa prices in 2024 sent shockwaves through the U.S. candy industry, exposing the vulnerability of small retailers just as Halloween—their busiest season—approached.

Austin’s Lammes Candies is closing most operations after 141 years, citing rising raw material costs, labor pressures and shrinking margins.

The company opened in 1885 and serves "high quality and most affordable chocolate and candy" to Austin and Central Texas ...

Starting April 1, Senate Bill 379 prevents shoppers from using their Lone Star Card to buy items like gum, taffy, nuts, raisins and sweetened drinks. Texas will survey recipients on the changes. is ...

BEAUMONT, Texas — New restrictions are now in effect for Texans using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, limiting certain purchases made with Lone Star Cards in an effort to promote ...