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Brand profile · Updated 2026-10-16

Stubb’s

Stubb’s traces its story to C.B. Stubblefield’s restaurant in Lubbock, Texas, opened in 1968. McCormick acquired One World Foods, Inc., seller of Stubb’s products, in 2015. The photographed rub names Stubb’s Legendary Bar-B-Q as distributor; its physical factory is not identified.

Named business
One World Foods, Inc. — acquired business; Stubb’s Legendary Bar-B-Q — distributor named on jar
Founders
C.B. Stubblefield
Business location
Austin, Texas — named distributor address
Official website
Stubb’s

Wholesale & distribution

The official product page provides a retailer finder. McCormick offers a contact route for product and sales inquiries. No specific wholesale supplier or confirmed wholesale arrangement for this jar has been established.

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Sources

  1. Supplied ingredient and Nutrition Facts panelChecked 2026-10-16 · Full ingredients, nutrition, named distributor and packed-in-USA statement. Capture date unknown.
  2. Stubb’s — Black Pepper & Smoke Rub, 12.2 ozChecked 2026-10-16 · Official matching-size listing, ingredients and maker uses.
  3. McCormick completes acquisition of Stubb’sChecked 2026-10-16 · August 20, 2015 acquisition announcement: One World Foods, Inc., seller of Stubb’s products.
  4. Stubb’s official brand pageChecked 2026-10-16 · Current brand presence within McCormick.
  5. McCormick official contact pageChecked 2026-10-16 · Contact route for product or sales inquiries; not a confirmed wholesale arrangement.