Dunkin' Donuts BE 382680

Dunkin' Donuts BE
Overview
Name
Dunkin' Donuts BE
Id
382680
Country
BE Belgium
Category
Food & Drink
Start date
2025-06-03

Short Description

Dunkin’ is a globally recognized coffee and bakery brand, known for its high-quality coffee, espresso beverages, and a broad assortment of donuts and baked goods. Since entering the Dutch market in 2017, Dunkin’ has rapidly expanded its footprint across the Netherlands and Belgium, with stores in major cities including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, and Brussels.

Dunkin' is een wereldwijd erkend koffie- en bakkerijmerk, bekend om zijn hoogwaardige koffie, espressodranken en een breed assortiment donuts en gebak. Sinds de toetreding tot de Nederlandse markt in 2017 heeft Dunkin' zijn aanwezigheid in Nederland en België snel uitgebreid, met winkels in grote steden zoals Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerpen en Brussel.

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General segment commissions

Sale
15.00%
  • Vouchers
    Yes
  • Banners
    Yes
  • Text links
    No
  • Custom HTML
    No
  • DeepLinking
    Authorised
Publishing conditions

Allowed

  • Price comparison
  • Closed User Group
  • Email Marketing
  • Content
  • Cashback & Loyalty Sites
  • Discount & Voucher Code Sites
  • Subnetworks
  • Browser Extension or Toolbar
  • Mobile App
  • Offline
  • Retargeting
  • Social Media & Influencers
  • CSS
  • Display Advertising

Conditional

Forbidden

  • Paid Search
  • Audio or Video
  • Other
  • Onsite Optimisation
Cookie period
30 days
Keyword policy
Closed
Currency
EUR
Average EPC
€0.00
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Dunkin’ is a globally recognized coffee and bakery brand, known for its high-quality coffee, espresso beverages, and a broad assortment of donuts and baked goods. Since entering the Dutch market in 2017, Dunkin’ has rapidly expanded its footprint across the Netherlands and Belgium, with stores in major cities including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, and Brussels.

Operating under the Dunkin’ BeNeLux label, the brand is committed to delivering seasonal innovations, premium products, and a vibrant in-store experience tailored to local tastes. While there are currently no stores in Luxembourg, the BeNeLux identity reflects the brand’s broader regional ambition.

Sustainability, digital convenience, and a strong presence on social media are central to Dunkin’ BeNeLux’s strategy in connecting with a dynamic and diverse consumer base. With a growing physical and digital presence, Dunkin’ continues to position itself as the go-to destination for coffee lovers and treat-seekers across the region.

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