Where are Keurig k-cups manufactured?

The Keurig K-Cup pods are manufactured in multiple locations around the world, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, and China. The locations of the manufacturing facilities may vary depending on the specific type and model of K-Cup pod.

The Keurig company has manufacturing plants in the following locations:

- Vermont: Two plants located in Shelburne and Waterbury, USA

- Canada: One plant located in Peterborough, Ontario

- Mexico: One plant located in Tijuana, Mexico

- China: One plant located in Suzhou, China

These facilities produce K-Cups for the North American market and for select international markets. Keurig also works with contract manufacturers in other regions to ensure the availability and distribution of K-Cups globally.

The manufacturing process of K-Cups involves several steps including:

- Injection Molding: The plastic cups (shells) are formed using injection molding machines.

- Coffee Filling and Sealing: Coffee grounds are precisely weighed and filled into the cups, which are then sealed with a foil lid.

- Nitrogen Flushing: Nitrogen gas is injected into the cups to keep the coffee fresh and prevent oxidation.

- Packaging and Distribution: The filled K-Cups are packaged in boxes and shipped to distribution centers and retail stores.

Keurig has strict quality control measures in place to ensure that the K-Cups meet the company's standards for freshness, flavor, and consistency. The manufacturing process is regularly monitored, and rigorous testing and inspection are conducted to ensure the quality and safety of the products.