Dunkin' Donuts Returns to Canada with Hundreds of Locations

Dunkin' Donuts is coming back to Canada.
Coffee prices have risen by 31% in recent years, so Canadians are looking for cheaper options.
Foodtastic signed a deal with Dunkin' Donuts to open locations across Canada.
Foodtastic has the right to open Dunkin' locations in Canada.
Dunkin' was popular in Quebec in the 1990s but left Canada in 2018.
Foodtastic's CEO wants to open 600-700 Dunkin' locations in Canada.
The first Dunkin' location will open in late 2026 or early 2027.
It will take time to find sites and franchisees, says the CEO.
A new Dunkin' location will open every week within 12 months.
The CEO is not worried about competing with Tim Hortons.
The CEO thinks Tim Hortons is old and not popular with young people.
He thinks Tim Hortons has lost its way.
Tim Hortons is trying new things, like pizza.
Tim Hortons has not commented on this yet.
Dunkin' will offer cold drinks that young people like.
The menu will have hot and cold coffees, donuts, and sandwiches.
Foodtastic also has a deal to open Jimmy John's sandwich restaurants.
The CEO might make another deal with the owner of Dunkin' Donuts.
This story uses information from The Canadian Press.
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