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About Sweetbay:

" The Sweetbay Magnolia (Magnolia virginiana) is the literal inspiration for our name. With its fragrant white blossoms and brilliant red berries, the beautiful Sweetbay vividly reflects our passion for delicious food. Common to West Central Florida, the Sweetbay grows tall and strong, echoing the strength of our stores and associates.

Sweetbay Supermarket opened its first store in Largo, Florida in November 2004. Today there are 107 stores as far South as Naples and North to Gainesville. Each store combines passion, knowledge and excitement and offers outstanding quality, value and variety for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience.

You'll find a cornucopia of enticing sights, scents and textures as well as an abundance of fresh-picked produce, top-quality meats, diverse ethnic offerings, oven-fresh baked goods, an expansive deli selection and well-stocked grocery aisles."



Contact Us:
Contact Us - Sweetbay Supermarket

Sweetbay Supermarket
3801 Sugar Palm Drive
Tampa FL, 33619

(888)218-3890

"1-888-218-3890. Our representatives are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturdays 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m."

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Some Sweetbay History:

Sweetbay
Big Barn was the name of the first store opened in 1947 in Plant City, Florida. In 1962, the Kash n' Karry name was adopted.

In December of 1996, Kash n' Karry became a wholly owned subsidiary of Food Lion, Inc. Kash n' Karry has earned a reputation for quality by offering shoppers low priced groceries in modern stores that feature European style deli/bakeries, fresh seafood departments, pharmacies and floral shops.

In July 2000, Kash n' Karry became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delhaize America, Inc.


In January 2004, Kash n' Karry announced the creation and roll out of a new supermarket concept called Sweetbay Supermarket in its core markets on the West Coast of Florida. To redirect resources where they will benefit Kash n' Karry most, 34 underperforming stores, primarily in East and Central Florida, were closed or sold in the first quarter of 2004, bringing the number of Kash n' Karry stores to 103 at the end of March 2003.


The new brand and store concept, Sweetbay Supermarket, will provide customers with great quality and strong fresh food and ethnic offering. In its initial phase, it will be developed in addition to the existing Kash n' Karry brand. By the end of 2007, the entire chain will transform to the new brand, and all new and remodeled stores will reflect the new concept and positioning.

At the end of 2006, 108 stores were operated, under the Kash n' Karry or Sweetbay name.