Ah, the 1990s.

Baskin Robbins was a main state in the US when it was made in 1945. When the brand wanted a relatively big expansion in the late-1970s, they knew how to do it.

They traveled and picked amazing countries which will fill up the investment of their value. Baskin Robbins opened a store in 1971 with Canada 🇨🇦, then later opening another chain in 1973 in Japan 🇯🇵, and later having a massive expansion with Europe (Brussels, Belgium 🇧🇪), Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦, South Korea 🇰🇷 and Australia 🇦🇺.

Eventually in the 1980s, there was 50 countries operating Baskin Robbins. But there was one that was left alone at the corner. And that the ice cream brand 🍦 forgot about this whole time. And that country was New Zealand. 🇳🇿

New Zealand is a next door neighbor with the Down Under country of Australia.

The country was a amazing place with their culture, exotic animals and curious locations to explore throughout.

Even though Australia and New Zealand acts like brothers with a few names with “ANZ” which is for Australia and New Zealand for brands , such as ANZAC, which is a national day for the countries, made from history and courage from the past with the countries working together.

But even though with Baskin Robbins opening the Australian spirit, they never decided to share the taste with New Zealand.

So if you are traveling to New Zealand, it might be the best to sign this petition!