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Dunkin’ Says Transition From Foam To Paper Cups Is Complete
Dunkin' has officially moved on from those familiar foam cups.

CANTON, MA — Dunkin’ has officially moved on from those familiar foam cups. The Canton-based coffee chain says all of its restaurants around the world have now transitioned to more environmentally friendly paper cups.
It was just over a year ago that Dunkin’ said Massachusetts locations were phasing out polystyrene foam cups after a 20-year-run.
“While a limited number of Dunkin’ restaurants may still have foam cups in their inventory, the company’s distribution centers are no longer offering foam cups, making only the new, double-walled paper cups available to Dunkin’ U.S. franchisees for use in their restaurants,” Dunkin’ said in a statement Monday.
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