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Introduction Walmart is expanding further beyond traditional retail by adding restaurant delivery through a new collaboration with Dunkin’. For manufacturers and suppliers selling to Walmart and Sam’s Club, this is more than a foodservice announcement — it reflects Walmart’s continued evolution into a broader digital commerce and last-mile delivery platform. The expansion creates new ways for Walmart to increase customer engagement, order frequency, and the number of occasions in which consumers interact with the Walmart app. What happened On September 3, 2026, Walmart announced that customers will soon be able to order Dunkin’ beverages and meals directly through the Walmart app and Walmart.com. The service will initially launch through approximately 150 Dunkin’ restaurants located inside Walmart stores, with plans to expand to the majority of Dunkin’s roughly 10,000 U.S. locations outside Walmart stores. Walmart will use its existing digital ordering and last-mile delivery infrastructure to support the service. Why this

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