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Today, we’re proud to officially welcome our very first customer in Redmond, Washington to the Warrior Tribe. As a California-based brand, it’s always an incredible feeling when someone outside of our home state discovers and supports our products. Moments like this remind us that the vision is expanding far beyond where we started.

Every new city represents new opportunities, new relationships, and proof that the Warrior movement continues to grow one community at a time.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support Warrior Beverages and help us break into new markets and territories across the country. We’re just getting started — and I’m excited to see which city joins the Warrior movement next.

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7-Eleven plans to close 645 stores across the U.S. in fiscal year 2026, according to earnings filings from the convenience chain published last week. Seven & i Holdings Co., the Japan-based parent of the convenience chain, noted that these closures “include the conversion to wholesale fuel stores.” Financial documents show that 7-Eleven Inc. has steadily opened new wholesale fuel stores in North…