#Socialites, get into this: McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme are set to join forces to bring the beloved doughnut brand to McDonald’s locations nationwide by the end of 2026.
Now, the big rollout will actually behind in the second half of this year. However, it will take roughly two and a half years as Krispy Kreme more than doubles its distribution to satisfy the partnership.
Krispy Kreme CEO Josh Charlesworth expressed his excitement about the partnership, highlighting the opportunity to expand their reach and bring the joy of Krispy Kreme to even more fans across the country.
“We think we can service about 6,000 restaurants with our existing infrastructure, mostly doughnut shops, which have excess capacity,” Krispy Kreme CEO Josh Charlesworth said to CNBC. Furthermore, he Krispy Kreme will be using the opportunity to land in grocery and convenience stores that prefer national supplier.
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The move was a go following a successful test run at 160 McDonald’s locations in Kentucky earlier this year. It paved the way for this nationwide rollout, allowing both companies to move forward with their operations.
McDonald’s USA’s Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer said in a statement: “Our fans’ love for Krispy Kreme runs deep, and we can’t wait to make it even easier for them to satisfy their sweet tooth at McDonald’s restaurants across the country.”
To make this doughnut dream a reality, Krispy Kreme has made strategic investments in their supply chain, support team, and technology to ensure a seamless and delicious experience for customers. So get ready to treat yourself to a little taste of sweetness on your next McDonald’s visit – because the doughnut game just got a whole lot sweeter!