WATERBURY, Vt. (AP) — Keurig Green Mountain is raising coffee prices by up to 9 percent effective in early November due to higher costs.
The Waterbury, Vermont company said Thursday that the price hike will be for all portion packs sold for its Keurig brewing systems and for all of its traditional bagged, fractional packs and bulk coffee products.
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