Lynn Brezosky
S.A. Express-News
San Antonio, TX, United States
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Organic farmers’ success causes riffs in the industry
Organic leaders say it’s time to safeguard organic label → Read More
Hill Country jelly and sauce maker is building an empire
Fischer & Wieser’s Fredericksburg production plant on the forefront of specialty foods → Read More
Corpus Christi-area lands $1.7B steel mill
Indiana-based Steel Dynamics picks Sinton for $1.9 billion steel mill → Read More
Texas unemployment rate hits new all-time low
<p>Texas employers added 45,000 jobs in June.</p> → Read More
Brisket craze, high prices not expected to flame out soon
Blame high brisket prices on its current foodie appeal → Read More
Rio Grande Valley merger expected to help land more road dollars
Infighting out aside to put Valley at table for share billions of transportation dollars → Read More
Despite trade tensions, Texas business hummed in June
Service sector revenues strong, manufacturers report fears of slowdown. → Read More
Beef prices not expected to jump because Midwest flooding
Midwestern floods lead to one of the lowest corn crops on record → Read More
Texas’ May unemployment rate lowest on record
Continued hiring streak brought statewide jobless rate to 3.5 percent, the lowest in 43 years. → Read More
Growlers-to-go soon to be OK for Texas craft breweries
Unlike wineries, distilleries and brewpubs, state law had barred breweries from take-home sales → Read More
Growlers-to-go soon to be OK for Texas craft breweries
Unlike wineries, distilleries and brewpubs, state law had barred breweries from take-home sales → Read More
Texas farmers ready for catch-up mode in global hemp race
A lot to be done as Texas sets guidelines for industrial hemp farming. → Read More
Trade war with China is hitting Texas grain farmers
Farmers thought they’d be selling a bumper crops. Instead, they’re wondering what to do with it. → Read More
Tariffs on Mexico could deal blow to Texas economy
Texas’ biggest industries may be scrambling to manage escalating costs next month if President Donald Trump follows through with his threat to place tariffs on all goods imported from Mexico, the Lone Star State’s largest trading partner. The president Thursday night tweeted that the U.S. will impose a 5 percent tariff on all Mexican goods June 10, which gradually would increase until the influx… → Read More
Galveston judge rules Obama water rule invalid
Judge says EPA failed to adequately engage public in Waters of the U.S. rule → Read More
New Texas law allows oyster farming
New law will allow farmed oysters along Texas coast → Read More
Texas unemployment rate drops back to record low
April marked the state’s 108th month of consecutive growth → Read More
Salsa could get expensive amid tomato trade dispute
New tariffs on Mexican tomatoes could raise prices in the produce aisle. → Read More
Texas sorghum growers keeping nervous eye on Trump's China trade threat
<p>Sorghum exports to China have been on the rebound</p> → Read More
Texas service-sector businesses upbeat but concerned about labor shortage, border
Service sector activity, retail sales improved compared with March → Read More