Winn-Dixie is changing in South Florida. Here are 5 takeaways

Winn-Dixie is undergoing significant changes as it celebrates its 100th anniversary, focusing on expansion in Florida and a partnership with Amazon. The company, now rebranded as The Winn Dixie Company, is closing several stores outside Florida and Georgia while enhancing a presence in its home state.

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Here are the highlights:

• Winn-Dixie is closing dozens of stores in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi by the end of 2025, while focusing on expanding and remodeling stores in Florida and southern Georgia.
• The company has acquired three Hitchcock’s Markets in Florida, which will reopen as Winn-Dixie stores, and plans to reinvest in existing stores with design refreshes and product innovations.
• A new partnership with Amazon includes third-party online grocery delivery and Amazon Return Kiosks at select stores, offering customers increased convenience and flexibility while grocery shopping.
• Customers can shop for Winn-Dixie groceries on Amazon, with free delivery for orders over $25 and the ability to earn rewards points for in-store purchases.
• Despite store shutdowns and conversions to Aldi, Winn-Dixie says it’s committed to its Florida roots, aiming to honor the company legacy while adapting to what customers want.

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