$10 Million K-Cups Settlement
Keurig has agreed to pay a $10 million settlement over claims that it misled consumers about its K-Cups being recyclable.
Plaintiffs allege that the packaging and advertising for these products misled consumers to believe that the Products were widely recyclable. Keurig denies all the Plaintiffs’ allegations, but is entering into this Settlement to avoid burdensome and costly litigation.
This $10 million settlement is not an admission of wrongdoing. The court has not decided who is right and who is wrong.
Who Can File a Claim?
You are a member of the Class if you purchased K Cup single serving coffee pods labeled as recyclable in the United States for personal, family or household purposes during the time period from June 8, 2016, through August 8, 2022.
Keurig employees and affiliates, and those who purchased these for the purpose of resale, are excluded from the settlement.
Payout Details
Keurig will pay a total of $10 million in cash for payment of approved claims, certain notice and administrative costs, incentive awards to the named Plaintiffs, and attorneys’ fees and costs.
If you purchased one or more products, you are eligible to receive a cash payment. The amount to which you may be eligible will depend on the statements in your claim form:
- No Proof of Purchase – $5 per Household:  If you elect to receive the Cash Payment and do not have any proof of purchase, such as a receipt, you may be eligible to receive $5 per Household.
- With Proof of Purchase – $36 Maximum Payment: If you elect to receive the Cash Payment and have proof of purchase, you are eligible to receive $3.50 per 100 pods purchased. The maximum Cash Payment is $36 per Household and the minimum total payment is $6 if you have proof of purchase for your purchases.
You must file your claim, so that it is postmarked or submitted online no later than 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, on Monday, January 9, 2023. You can also find more details about this lawsuit here.
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Oh nevermind. I missed the “not” lol.
Buying K-Cups for years, yet no notice of being a class member so far. The claims page linked states it is necessary. I suggest you change the article to reflect this, unless you know a workaround.
“If you did not receive a Class Notice, you have not been assigned a Class Member ID. A Class Member ID is not required to submit a claim. “