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Dunkin' plans to re-enter the Canadian market through a partnership with Foodtastic
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · CBC News
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Foodtastic, Inspire Brands
Canada (Toronto, Montreal)
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Foodtastic has signed a deal with Inspire Brands to bring Dunkin' back to Canada.
The expansion will begin in Toronto and Montreal.
Experts suggest Dunkin' will face stiff competition from the established Tim Hortons brand.
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