July 08, 2022
A California federal judge Friday gave his initial blessing to a $10 million settlement that resolves a class action accusing Keurig of misleading buyers into believing its single-serve coffee pods are more widely recyclable than they actually are.
February 25, 2022
Keurig has agreed to pay $10 million and update the labeling on its single-serve coffee pods to end a class action alleging it misleads buyers into believing the pods are more widely recyclable than they actually are, according to a motion for settlement approval.
September 21, 2020
A California federal judge on Monday granted certification to a class of California buyers of Keurig Green Mountain Inc.'s single-serve coffee pods who allege that it falsely labels them as recyclable, rejecting the company's argument that the proposed class would require too much individual inquiry.
May 07, 2020
A California federal judge said Thursday that Keurig Green Mountain Inc. is "fighting an uphill battle" against a bid to certify a class of consumers who claim its single-use pods are falsely advertised as recyclable, citing the Golden State's consumer-friendly environmental marketing statutes.
June 28, 2019
Single-serve, plastic coffee pod maker Keurig Green Mountain Inc. must face a proposed class action claiming it labeled its pods as recyclable when in fact they are nonrecyclable, a California federal judge ruled Friday.