October 2, 2025 - 22:53

ONTARIO, Calif., Oct. 02, 2025 — Heritage Grocers Group, a prominent player in the Hispanic food retail sector, has announced an exciting new partnership with Soda Health. This collaboration aims to empower consumers to make healthier choices by integrating health benefits into their shopping experience.
Through this partnership, members of Soda Health will be able to utilize their health benefits conveniently at Heritage Grocers' various locations, including popular stores like Cardenas Markets and Los Altos Ranch Market. By streamlining access to essential products and services, this initiative seeks to promote better nutrition and overall well-being among community members.
The integration of Smart Benefits will not only simplify the shopping process for health-conscious consumers but also encourage the adoption of healthier eating habits. With this innovative approach, both Heritage Grocers Group and Soda Health are committed to fostering a healthier community and supporting individuals in making informed choices about their food and health.
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