Sign of the times
Workers replace the sign on a Sweetbay store that is being converted to Winn-Dixie. Stores were given quick makeovers, closing for only a few days to complete the conversions.
The Beef People
Winn-Dixie has long used its meat offerings as a point of differentiation, referring to itself — and its customers — as “The Beef People.”
Case closed
Enclosed cases for produce were a feature of some Sweetbay stores, a Winn-Dixe spokeswoman told SN. Winn-Dixie incorporated these existing energy-efficient cases in its converted stores where available, including this one in the Bradenton, Fla., location.
Rx marks the spot
Sweetbay stores had existing pharmacies at most locations, including this one in the Venice, Fla., store. Winn-Dixie offers $4 and $10 generic prescriptions, plus discounts on many name-brand medications.
All this can be yours
The service desk offers customer help in signing up for the Winn-Dixie Customer Reward Card, which can also be used to get gas discounts through fuelperks.
Vintage year
An expansive wine selection at a Sweetbay that has been converted to Winn-Dixie offers discounts for purchases of multiple bottles.