Sedano’s Supermarkets Receives Miami-Dade County Proclamation Declaring October 10 as “Sedano’s Supermarkets Day.”
Left to right: Pedro Mesa, Director of Community Affairs, Sedano's Supermarkets; Annabelle Urrea-Guzman, Government Liaison, Office of Mayor Daniella Levine Cava; Javier Herran, Chief Marketing Officer of Sedano’s Supermarkets and Sophia Herran, Creative Director of Sedano's Supermarkets. Credit: Sedano’s Supermarkets

Sedano’s Supermarkets has shared that Miami-Dade County proclaimed Oct. 10 as “Sedano’s Supermarkets Day” in recognition of the company’s commitment to serving the community.

The formal proclamation was held during a private ceremony at Sedano’s corporate headquarters in Hialeah, bringing together company leadership, employees, local officials and community partners for a celebration of this milestone. Festivities included the reading of the proclamation, employee recognition and remarks from civic leaders and company executives.

The honor reflects Sedano’s 60-plus-year legacy as a grocery destination and community partner, providing culturally-relevant products and services while fostering deep ties across South Florida’s diverse neighborhoods.

“We are incredibly honored and humbled to receive this recognition,” said Sedano’s CMO Javier Herrán.

“This is not just about our company; it’s about the people who have walked through our doors, the families we’ve fed and the generations who continue to trust Sedano’s as part of their everyday lives. Sedano’s Supermarkets Day is a celebration of that shared journey.”

The proclamation from Miami-Dade County highlights Sedano’s integral role in the economic and cultural fabric of the region.

“Sedano’s is more than a supermarket; it’s a reflection of the vibrant communities it serves,” the official declaration reads. “From supporting local food drives to championing small businesses and celebrating cultural heritage, Sedano’s embodies the values that make Miami-Dade strong.”

Renowned James Beard Award-winning chef Michelle Bernstein also recommended Sedano’s in the BBC feature “A Latina chef’s guide to Miami’s best Cuban sandwiches.” In the interview, Bernstein named Sedano’s the No. 1 spot for an authentic Miami experience.

“Sedano’s is known for its deli and prepared foods. You can get [Cuban sandwiches] fresh and hot – everything is done to order,” Bernstein told the BBC. “If I drive by a Sedano’s, I can’t not pull in, order a Cubano and do a little shopping.”

About Sedano’s Supermarkets

Founded in 1962 by the Herrán and Guerra families, Sedano’s Supermarkets serves Florida’s growing multicultural communities with 32 stores and more than 3,000 employees in Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange and Osceola counties. As America’s largest independently-owned Hispanic supermarket chain, Sedano’s is recognized for its tradition of excellent customer service, ethnic product offering and competitive prices.

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