Dunkin’ Donuts leaves Poland. Again

After two and a half years of operations, Dunkin’ Donuts announced that it is closing its Polish outlets effective immediately, the company announced on its social media accounts. This was not the company’s first attempt to operate on the Polish market. The first ended in 2002, after six years of activity. The brand was reintroduced in February 2016, by Varsovia Food Company. The Polish franchisee of Dunkin' Donuts restaurants planned to open 44 outlets in the next “several years,” but at its peak, it had 8 outlets in Łódź and Warsaw.