CONSUMERS could see price increases soon on a beloved grocery essential from Keurig Dr Pepper.
CEO Tim Cofer confirmed the uptick would come as it manages changes in the economic landscape this spring.
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Like other brands, Keurig Dr Pepper has encountered inflation on coffee due to various factors, including changing weather conditions in the countries from which it imports.
President Donald Trump’s global reciprocal tariffs announced earlier in April also left Keurig Dr Pepper considering adjustments for the rest of 2025.
“We’ve got two main priorities on the coffee business this year,” Cofer said during a Thursday morning earnings call.
“The first is mitigating the green coffee inflation, including now tariff-related impacts.”
Cofer later mentioned that into the “back half” of the year, Keurig Dr Pepper would likely take “additional inflation mitigation steps in response to both green coffee and tariffs.”
That includes possible price increases passed onto consumers.
“Additional pricing could be one of those levers,” the CEO said.
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