The company’s testing with recycling facilities “validated” that the pods for single cups of coffee and other drinks could be recycled, Keurig said in annual reports for fiscal years 2019 and 2020.

"Our K-Cup pods are made from recyclable polypropylene plastic (also known as #5 plastic), which is widely accepted in curbside recycling systems across North America," the spokesperson said.

The maker of single-serve K-Cup coffee pods and the coffeemakers to use them, Keurig Dr Pepper, has settled an SEC complaint over the company's statements about recycling. Keurig settled the ...

The organization says it also has updated its full website in order to make it easier to find important resources and tools for stakeholders across the plastics recycling value chain and beyond. The ...

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10 by the SEC, but the agency said the beverage maker erred in not disclosing relevant information casting doubt on K-Cup recycling in its 2019 and 2020 annual reports. The SEC said the company ...

Keurig Dr Pepper (NASDAQ: KDP), which has co-headquarters in Burlington and outside of Dallas, was said by the SEC to have stated that its testing and recycling facilities proved that K-Cup pods ...

In those reports, Keurig Dr Pepper claimed it had proved its signature K-cup pods could be “effectively recycled” after “extensive testing with municipal recycling facilities.” But ...