McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme end US partnership
McDonald and Krispy Kreme say on July 2, a little longer than a year after being announced, they said they ended their partnership in the United States.
Krispy Kreme said he wasn’t strong enough to compensate for the costs of the donut demand in McDonald’s.
Chicago -based McDonald’s announced in March 2024 that he would start selling three types of Krispy Kreme Donut in the US positions after a successful pilot in Kentucky.
Donuts were sold separately or six boxes.
Companies have planned a gradual presentation to bring donuts to McDonald’s in the United States until the end of 2026.
Josh Charlesworth, Krispy Cream President and CEO, said that the partnership would give customers to the donuts of Krispy Kreme’s donuts.
However, companies decided to give up after introducing donuts to only 2400 of the McDonalds’s approximately 14,000 US stores.
“We made a strong cooperation with Krispy Kreme and offered a great, high -quality product for us, and the partnership met our expectations for McDonald’s and its owner/operators, while it was supposed to be a profitable business model for Krispy Cream, McD McDonald’s main US Marketing and Customer Experience Officer Alyssa Buetofer.
Charlesworth, North Carolina -based Krispy Kreme will continue to offer Charlotte’s donuts to US food and other high -volume retailers.
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