Publix

@TatiaMelendez Hi, Tatianna. Would you please private message me, so I can gather more information about this? ⩥ Clark twitter.com/messages/compo…

@Publix been BURNING their ‘Cuban’ bread and then proceeds to try and convince me it’s supposed to be baked like that 😒 ma’am 😒

@BucsJuice I gotta know! What did you get!? 💚 ⩥ Clark

Tried something new from @Publix today and just had quite possibly the greatest sub I’ve ever had

@NickP13 - Reagan twitter.com/messages/compo…

@Publix nice fruit, bought this Sumo orange yesterday. 👎🏼

@GailMessmer We’ll take note! 😄 The carrot cake cheesecake is delicious 🥕🍰 - Reagan

@Publix More of your carrot cake cheesecake please

Happy Easter! What Publix treat would you like to find? 🐰🥚

@NWSSpotter Oh, we bet the Easter Bunny did! 😄 🐰 - Reagan

@Publix Happy Easter Publix! :) I bet the Easter Bunny eyed those Apple Fritters!

@GPdogma Happy Easter, Gina! 💚 - Reagan

@Publix My husband loves your deviled eggs, we’re both huge fans of you bacon wrapped stuffed jalapeños!

@brigbeach2014 Bold choice 😄🥓 That would be one savory surprise! - Reagan

@Publix Bacon! 🥓

@JennSalerno310 If only Easter eggs were Pub Sub‑sized! 💚😆 - Reagan

@Publix Better be a pub sub in there

@atlantaoly Thank you for sharing your praise for your local store, Maryanne! I will be sure to pass this along, so they may feel the love! *Nichole

@Publix How about some love for Publix 1425 Market Blvd. Roswell GA. I picked up our Easter dinner and custom cake this afternoon and it looks perfect. It looks delicious just the way it is (but I know it has to be cooked-LOL!)

@kitty_kop Thank you so much for your interest in having a Publix store near you! Although we don’t have plans to open in your area at this time, we truly value your feedback and your love for Publix. Your support means so much to us! *Nichole

@Publix we need you in New Orleans specifically Algiers. I am in Miami loving the fresh fruit and hot food. I do not want to leave!!!!

@EvanKirstel Mr. George was an inspiration to us all. Thank you for speaking so thoughtfully and so kindly about our founder. Mr. George worked hard to create a company that all those who were involved with could be proud of. ⩥ Clark

In 1930, while the Great Depression was grinding America down to its bones, George W. Jenkins opened a small grocery store in Winter Haven, Florida. Most businesses were pulling back, cutting losses, waiting for better days. Jenkins was doing the opposite and he was thinking well beyond groceries. He was thinking about what makes people actually care about their work. As @Publix grew, Jenkins put that philosophy into action in a way that still feels underutilized in retail nearly a century later. He gave his employees a piece of the company. Not some splashy equity announcement, not overnight riches something more powerful. Stock that accumulated over years through profit-sharing and purchase plans. Ownership that built slowly, almost invisibly, in the background of ordinary workdays. There are Publix employees who started as baggers or cashiers, clocked in for decades, and retired with portfolios worth seven figures. Not because they were executives. Not because they caught a lucky break or timed the market perfectly. Because they stayed, they showed up, and they were part of a system intentionally built to share long-term value with the people creating it. The "millionaire cashier" doesn't happen in a few years. It's the result of 20 or 30 years of steady accumulation dividends reinvested, stock purchased at a discount, a company that kept performing in an industry notorious for razor-thin margins. It looks a whole lot more like patient, disciplined investing than a lottery win, which is probably why it doesn't get talked about enough. The financial returns aren't even the whole story. When employees have genuine ownership, something shifts. Waste matters. Customer experience matters. The business stops feeling like someone else's problem. That cultural change is hard to quantify, but the results aren't hard to see. Publix grew into one of the largest privately held companies in the United States, with hundreds of thousands of employees and a reputation for consistency that most retail chains spend fortunes trying to manufacture. No hype cycle. No disruption narrative. Just alignment between what the company needs and what the people doing the work are motivated to deliver. At a moment when every business conversation circles back to layoffs, automation, AI, and efficiency gains, Publix is a useful and underappreciated counterpoint. Technology is a lever, but incentives are a foundation. Jenkins understood, almost a century ago, that if the people showing up every day share in the outcome, they show up differently. They notice more, care more, and stick around long enough for that sustained attention to compound into something real. @PublixHelps

@Jill0124 To best answer this, I would advise speaking to your direct Manager or Supervisor. ⩥ Clark

@Publix I’ve been on vacation for two weeks

Wishing all our customers and associates a Happy Easter! We will be closed on Easter Sunday, April 5. Regular store hours will resume Monday, April 6.

@aaliyah_rosado And to you, Aaliyah! *Nichole

@Publix Happy Easter to you too!

@_thatgirlkeee We appreciate your love for Publix and your desire to have us nearby! At this time, there aren’t plans for a store in your area, but we’re always evaluating opportunities for future locations. Thank you for being such a loyal fan of Publix! *Nichole

@Publix can you please expand your territory to northern states? pretty please 🥹🫶🏿

@Patsfan051205 Hello, Mark! I'd be more than happy to share this recommendation with the team! ⩥ Clark

@Publix I know you carry Willow tree pot pies from Rhode Island. Can you carry willow tree chicken salad? It would also be good for your sandwich shop as well. It’s the best chicken salad I’ve ever had

@legitbrittFLA Enjoy, Brittany! *Nichole

Afternoon snack. @publix $12.99/lb (2 not pictured)

@Chico10161 Hi, Javier! I will be happy to share your request with our teams to bring this sauce in a bigger bottle! *Nichole

@Publix , I love your new 1930's sauce! Any chance of you selling it in larger bottles in near future? #bestsauce

@CiaranGBoyle Good music can definitely make a shopping trip fun! Thanks for shopping with us 💚 ✽ Abby

@publix stays playing the 80s classics, why would you shop anywhere else