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This means Dunkin’ will be have slimmed-down ranks like Starbucks and McDonald’s, which recently shuttered a number of locations. Don’t worry, though—there will still be plenty of stores Dunkin’ that stay open.
Even though there are nine states where Dunkin’ doesn’t do business, they still manage the be the #1 doughnut retailer in the United States and claims to sell more than 2.9 billion doughnuts and 2 billion cups of coffee each year. That’s a lot of doughnuts!
800 Dunkin’ locations are getting the boot by the end of the year—here’s what we know. Prepare to say goodbye to a daily Boston Kreme, because Dunkin’ will be closing up shop on 800 locations by the end of 2020.
A photo posted on Thursday with the caption “#BuildBackBetter” shows an empty shelf in a Baltimore store with a sign from Dunkin’ Donuts saying: “We apologize, but due to supply chain issues, we do not have donuts today.” “Please try our wonderful bagels and muffins.”
Did Dunkin Donuts cut back on doughnuts?
After Dunkin’ Donuts announced plans to remove “Donuts” from its name, the company is now revealing it’s begun to cut back on the actual doughnuts themselves.
Dunkin’ Donuts did not specify which flavors they have decided to cut out of its menus. The coffee chain is not the only restaurant to trim down some of its items. Chili’s recently cut back about 40 percent of its menu in an effort to boost sales and customer experience. Follow Delish on Instagram. Download the Delish app.
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