Keurig Green Mountain last week extended and expanded its agreement with Caribou Coffee.
The companies announced a 10-year deal in which Waterbury-based Keurig would continue to produce K-cup varieties of Caribou Coffee and add Caribou to its lineup of carafe-sized packs.
Keurig’s new 2.0 and Bolt systems allow consumers to brew a single serving
of coffee and other products or a 64-ounce carafe.
Caribou Coffee K-Carafe packs are expected to be available for Keurig 2.0 brewers beginning in the spring of 2015, according to a news release.
“Today’s announcement recognizes the tremendous success of the strategic partnership between Keurig and Caribou Coffee,” said John Whoriskey, president, U.S. sales and marketing at Keurig. “Caribou Coffee has been an important part of the Keurig family of brands, and we’re excited to continue our relationship and bring Keurig users the Caribou Coffee they love in carafe formats at home or in the office.”
