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• 1. 904-783-5000
• 2. 855-473-6763
• 3. 850-914-2333
• 4. 850-914-0200
• 5. 1114949757
• 6. (985) 653-0860
• 7. (914) 914-0200
• 8. (850) 913-0086
• 9. (850) 913-0076
• 10. (850) 872-9300
• 11. (850) 526-1800
• 12. (772) 562-4303
• 13. (423) 499-3731
• 14. (352) 528-5551

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How many Winn Dixie stores are there?

  Winn Dixie is a chain of grocery stores, primarily serving the southeastern region of the United States. There are more than 480 Winn Dixie stores, and the company employs more than 49,000 people.

• Where are the Winn Dixie stores located?

  Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc is located at the address 2581 N Hiatus Rd in Hollywood, Florida 33026 . They can be contacted via phone at (954) 436-1165 for pricing, hours and directions. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc has an annual sales volume of 1M – 1,999,999.

• How many Winn Dixie stores were there in 1956?

  Winn-Dixie continued to expand and prosper in the late 1950s and early 1960s. In 1956 alone, Winn-Dixie acquired 24 North Carolina stores from Ketner-Milner Stores, Inc.; 42 Hill Stores in the New Orleans area; and nine Kings outlets in Georgia.

• Does Winn Dixie still have Thriftway stores?

  In April 2004, Winn-Dixie announced the closure of 156 stores, including all 111 stores located in the Midwest. Included were over 20 stores that had operated under the Thriftway name in and around Cincinnati purchased by Winn-Dixie in 1995.

• When did Winn Dixie change its name to Dixie?

  Later in 1955, Winn & Lovett merged with Dixie Home Stores of Greenville, South Carolina, which operated 117 stores, and changed its name to Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. With this merger, Winn-Dixie broke into the top ten supermarket chains and from the mid-1950s through to the mid-1960s was the most profitable company in the industry.