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Dunkin ‘will no longer charge customers of coffee consumption for having requested an alternative to non -dairy milk in their cup of Joe.
From March 5, customers will not have to pay $ 0.50 or more to add soybeans, oats, almonds or coconut milk to their cafes, Dunkin spokesperson confirmed on Thursday ‘.
“Dairy alternatives will be standard options for Dunkin drinks at no additional cost for customers,” said Dunkin ‘.
Starbucks to eliminate additional costs for this drinking ingredient
Dunkin ‘will no longer charge additional costs for customers who request a substitution of non -dairy milk, following the continuation by a decision taken by the competitor Starbucks a few months ago. (Ron Antonelli / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
The popular Café and Bignet company said that the decision was “guided by customer comments” and will be the norm in all places in Dunkin after March 5.
“This improves Dunkin’s ability to offer customers a wide range of drinks customizations to take advantage of Dunkin quality drinks – their way – at great value,” said the company.

A Dunkin ‘spokesperson’ said that guest comments were the reason for his decision to stop invoice non-dairy milk substitutions. (Paul Weaver / Sopa Images / Lightrocket via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Collective recourse pursued in justice accuses Dunkin ‘of discrimination to invoice an supplement for non -dairy milk alternatives
The decision comes a little more than a year after Dunkin ‘was continued by a group of complainants claiming that it was discriminatory to invoice customers who suffer from lactose intolerance and additional milk allergies for non -alternatives dairy.

Dunkin ‘customers will not pay more for substitutions of soy, almond, oats or coconut from March 5, 2025. (Lori Van Buren / Albany Times Union via Getty Images / Getty Images)
The court ranked on the side of Dunkin and rejected the trial in May 2024.
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The change follows by Starbucks last year when the main competitor abandoned his additional costs for the substitutions of soy, oats, almonds and coconut.