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Today’s Grocer Stands with Jamaica and Cuba After Hurricane Melissa
Today’s Grocer stands in solidarity with Jamaica and Cuba following the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Melissa, reaffirming the urgent need for humanitarian assistance. Recovery will likely take years as families rebuild and essential services are restored. Jamaica has officially been declared a disaster area after the storm.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Jamaica, Cuba, and all those impacted by Hurricane Melissa,” said Pedro Penton, publisher of Today’s Grocer.
The Government of Jamaica, in partnership with the private sector, international community, and donor agencies, has activated a comprehensive national relief and recovery effort. Coordinated through the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management, the initiative supports affected communities, addresses immediate humanitarian needs, and guides the island’s long-term rebuilding and resilience efforts.
If you wish to support the residents of Jamaica, you can donate through:
- Support Jamaica – Official Disaster Relief & Recovery Portal
- Global Empowerment Mission
- United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
Winn-Dixie to Rebrand Parent Company, Refocus on Florida Expansion
Southeastern Grocers, parent company of Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarket, will rebrand as The Winn-Dixie Company in early 2026, marking a return to its Florida roots and a renewed focus on long-term growth.
The Jacksonville-based grocer said the move honors Winn-Dixie’s century-long legacy while modernizing its stores, private-label assortment, and customer experience. Plans include dozens of remodels, new liquor store locations, and pilots for third-party grocery delivery and return kiosks.
“As we enter our next century as The Winn-Dixie Company — a brand-new 100-year-old company — we’re accelerating growth where our roots run deepest,” Anthony Hucker, CEO, said in a statement. “We’re staying true to our purpose of feeding and enriching the communities, families, and neighbors who have supported us for generations.”
As part of a Florida-first strategy, Winn-Dixie will acquire and rebrand three Hitchcock’s Markets and open new locations across the state through 2026. The company will also transition ownership of most stores outside Florida while maintaining select Georgia locations.
When complete, The Winn-Dixie Company will operate about 130 grocery stores and 140 liquor stores across Florida and southern Georgia — positioning the iconic banner for its next century of service.
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