Austin's Lammes Candies closes its doors after 140 years
Lammes Candies, a sweet staple in Austin since the 1800s, is closing its doors.
www.fox7austin.comLammes Candies is closing all of its retail locations in Texas after 141 years, with Austin and Round Rock stores shuttering and online sales continuing for a while. The closures were attributed to changing market conditions and concerns about long-term sustainability.[1][2][3]
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