MANILA -- After Dunkin, two more donut chains have reopened select stores in the Philippines as the enhanced community quarantine continues.
In posts on their respective social media pages, J.Co and Krispy Kreme announced that customers can order from a limited menu for pickup and delivery starting Monday, April 13.
Krispy Kreme said it is also open for drive-thru.
Check out their available branches below:
More food and beverage establishments are slowly reopening weeks after quarantines were imposed across the country due to the novel coronavirus.
Dine-in services remain prohibited to prevent the spread of COVID-19, which is transmitted through respiratory droplets.
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MANILA -- Dunkin' has reopened select branches in Metro Manila to accommodate customers who need their donut and coffee fix amid the enhanced community quarantine.
Through Facebook, Dunkin' has been giving updates on branches that are open for delivery, with orders to be made via GrabFood, LalaFood, and Angkas Food.
The latest announcement came on Monday, which included three branches in Makati and one in Pasay.
In a previous post, Dunkin' said it has reopened a store each in Pasig, Mandaluyong, and Quezon City after closing all of its Metro Manila branches last March.
An updated list of branches can be found here.
As of Monday, available products for delivery include a pre-packed "assorted barkada bundle" which contains two pieces each of Strawberry Frost, Boston Kreme, Bavarian Filled, Choco Butternut, Choco Nutty Tiramisu, and Quezo Duo donuts.
Customers can also order brewed coffee for eight persons and a ground coffee pouch good for 16 cups.
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Dunkin' Donuts on Tuesday said it was rebranding itself to simply "Dunkin" to convey its focus on serving coffee.
The name change, which will take effect in January 2019, was announced during its Global Franchisee Convention on Sept. 25.
“We are bringing the iconic name Dunkin’ to the forefront in a bold way that brings to life how we refill optimism with each cup and bring fun, joy and delight to our customers each and every day," chief marketing officer of Dunkin’ US Tony Weisman said in a statement.
Dunkin’s US President and CEO David Hoffmann said the new branding is part of the company’s modernization blueprint.
Although the word will no longer appear in branding and logos, donuts "will remain a significant focus" for the brand, Dunkin' said.
The company is the No. 1 retailer of donuts in the United States and sells "more than 2.9 billion donuts and Munchkins donut hole treats" globally every year.
The brand, founded in 1950, has more than 12,600 restaurants in 46 countries worldwide.
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