The Eagles beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl earlier this year. Canton-based Dunkin’ Donuts apologized, saying the wrong boxes were shipped to the stores.

Craving coffee and donuts? What if they were made entirely out of cake? 🎂 This sweet pair of hyper-realistic desserts will ...

Crews prepare to lift and place the enormous coffee cup during construction of the ballpark. Courant File Photo Dunkin' Brands announced Tuesday that it will drop "donuts" from its coffee chain logo.

New paper cups are more eco-friendly Dunkin’, which dropped the “Donuts” part of its name last year, announced plans in February 2018 to eliminate polystyrene foam cups by 2020.

Dunkin' Donuts in Syosset. The chain recently started using polypropylene hot-coffee cups in about 100 locations in New York, Vermont, Massachusetts and California, Scott Murphy, chief supply ...

Dunkin’ Donuts will start phasing out its white foam coffee cups beginning this spring and eliminate them by 2020, the restaurant chain said on Wednesday, years after announcing plans to find a ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Less than two weeks after Dunkin' Donuts mistakenly served New England Patriots fans with cups that featured the iconic Eagles logo, fans in University City are reportedly ...

Already the number one seller of coffee by the cup, Dunkin' Donuts plans to add thousands of stores around the country over the next decade. How did the fast-food giant go from making doughnuts to ...

Liverpool's team crest is filled with meaning and symbolism. Dunkin Donuts, a multi-million dollar sponsor of Liverpool, has products filled with cream and iced coffee.

Dunkin' Donuts is ditching foam cups in favor of a greener option. The coffee chain will eliminate polystyrene styrofoam cups in its global supply chain beginning in spring 2018, the company said ...

The Dunkin’ Donuts foam cup is so familiar to hot coffee drinkers — sold millions of times every day — that it even appears in the company’s logo. No one is changing Dunkin’ coffee but ...

New paper cups are more eco-friendly Dunkin’, which dropped the “Donuts” part of its name last year, announced plans in February 2018 to eliminate polystyrene foam cups by 2020.