Keurig fans have only two days left to claim some extra cash from a $10 million settlement.
The settlement that the Keurig Dr Pepper company is paying comes after the company was sued in 2018 over its recyclable K-Cups. Despite having instructions on how to recycle the Keurig products, the class-action lawsuit claims that the K-Cups"usually still end up in landfills" and that the company failed to tell consumers of"the extremely limited chance that the products will ultimately be recycled," according to CNET.
Going forward, Keurig Dr Pepper has agreed to include larger descriptions in its packaging of K-Cups to inform customers that the K-Cups are"not recycled in many communities." However, it has denied any wrongdoing in this incident, according to filings.To take part in this settlement, a K-Cup customer must have purchased K-Cup single-serving coffee pods that were labeled as recyclable in the United States to use at home sometime between June 8, 2016, and Aug. 8, 2022.
Anyone partaking in this settlement can file a claim by filling out a form online or by printing out the form and mailing it to:New York, NY 10150-5391
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