Drink up, coffee lovers.
Starting next month, Dunkin' will no longer charge its customers extra for ordering their drinks with plant-based milk or dairy alternatives.
The coffee company told USA TODAY that starting March 5, plant-based milk will be among the standard options for beverages.
A Dunkin' spokesperson said the policy change was influenced by customer feedback.
The top U.S. coffee chains — a list that includes Starbucks, Dunkin', Dutch Bros and Tim Hortons — have now all stopped charging for non-dairy milks in just the past three months.
The decision to nix the milk surplus charge comes after a class action lawsuit at the end of 2023 that sought $5 million from customers claiming discrimination.
