Keurig K-Cup Settlement: Canadians Can Claim by July 8 ($50 with proof of purchase or $7 if you do not have proof of purchase)

Canooq Editorial

By Canooq Editorial

July 6, 2026

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Canadians who bought eligible Keurig K-Cup pods or brewers can now file claims in a $1.85 million recycling class-action settlement.

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Canadians who bought eligible Keurig K-Cup pods or brewers can now file claims in a $1.85 million recycling class-action settlement.

Canadians who bought eligible Keurig K-Cup pods or Keurig brewers can now file claims under the $1.85 million Keurig K-Cup recycling class-action settlement. The settlement website is accepting claims from people in Canada who bought eligible products during the class period.

The claim deadline is July 8, 2026. You can start from the settlement website's claim form, or use Canooq's class actions page to track this claim and other open Canadian settlements.

Who may qualify

The Notice of Settlement Approval says the settlement class covers people in Canada, except excluded persons, who purchased Keurig K-Cup single-serve coffee pods and/or Keurig coffee machines or brewing systems sold in Canada from June 8, 2016 to December 8, 2025 in packaging containing the representations described in the settlement documents.

The online claim form says the claim process covers purchases of pods and/or brewers made in Canada during the class period. You may submit one claim form per household or business.

Why this settlement exists

The representative plaintiff claimed Keurig sold pods and brewers in Canada with misleading representations about recyclability and/or disposability. The court approved the national settlement on December 8, 2025. Keurig did not admit liability or wrongdoing, and the court did not decide whether the plaintiff's claims were right.

Keurig agreed to pay CDN $1.85 million. The settlement amount funds approved claims, notice and administration costs, and court-approved legal fees and disbursements. The notice lists class counsel fees and disbursements at $634,845.17 plus taxes.

How much can claimants receive?

The payout depends on whether you claim pods, brewers or both, and whether you have proof of purchase. The claims administrator may prorate amounts based on the number of approved claims.

  • Pods without proof: you may claim up to $7 per household or business without proof of purchase.
  • Pods with proof: you may claim $0.05 per pod shown on proof of purchase, up to $50 per claim form. The notice describes this as $0.50 for every 10 pods, rounded up to the nearest 10-pod increment.
  • Brewers with proof: you may claim up to $25 for eligible brewer purchases. The notice says brewer claims require proof of at least one brewer and proof of at least one pod purchased after the brewer, both during the class period.

The claim form says proof can include receipts, email order confirmations or shipping confirmations. After you submit the form, the administrator provides instructions for sending purchase proof when the claim tier requires it.

How to file a claim

  • Open the official form: start with the Keurig settlement claim form.
  • Enter your contact details: the form asks for your name, email address, mailing address, province, postal code and telephone number.
  • Choose the pod claim tier: select the no-proof pod option for up to $7, or the proof-of-purchase pod option if you bought more than 140 eligible pods and can support the claim.
  • Add brewer purchases if relevant: use the brewer section if you have proof for eligible brewers. The settlement site includes a brewer list in the documents area.
  • Choose payment: the form lists e-transfer as free. Cheque payment is available, with a CAD $3.75 deduction if the administrator pays by cheque.

Before you submit

The claim form asks claimants to declare that the information they submit is true and correct. It also says reimbursement claim forms will be processed and approved under the settlement agreement, and the settlement agreement controls if the form and agreement conflict.

This article provides general information, not legal advice. The settlement agreement, court approval order, notice, claim form and claims administrator control eligibility decisions, payment amounts and timing.

More Canadian class actions

Canooq tracks open Canadian class actions, claim deadlines, payout ranges and official claim links. Check the Canooq class actions page for other open claims, or go straight to the Keurig K-Cup Recycling Settlement tracker.

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Author: Canooq Editorial

Updated: July 6, 2026

Last reviewed: July 6, 2026

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