Canadians running out of time to claim chunk of $1.85M Keurig settlement
The deadline is fast approaching for Canadians who may be eligible to claim money from a class-action settlement against Keurig.
In January, claims administrator Eqitas announced that Keurig had agreed to pay a $1.85-million settlement after being hit with a lawsuit in October 2025 alleging that the company sold pods and brewers in Canada that “contained misleading representations as to the recyclability and/or disposability of the pods.”
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice approved the settlement in December, and the notice states that the settlement is a compromise and “not an admission of liability or wrongdoing by Keurig.”
Eligible Canadians have until July 8 to file a claim.
Are you eligible?
You could file a claim if you bought Keurig K-Cup single-serve coffee pods and/or Keurig coffee machines or brewing systems that were sold in Canada from June 8, 2016, to Dec. 8, 2025.
How much could you receive?
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Once court-approved legal fees have been deducted from the $1.85-million settlement, the remaining amount will be paid to class members.
According to the settlement website, you could receive the following:
- For K-Cup Pods — if you don’t have proof of purchase, you may receive up to $7 per claim. If you have proof of purchase for at least one pod, you may receive 50 cents for every 10 pods purchased, up to a maximum of $50 per claim.
- For K-Cup Brewers — if you have proof of purchase for at least one brewer or pod, you may receive up to $25 per claim.
You can submit a single claim for both Pods and Brewers.
How can you file a claim?
If you meet the eligibility requirements, you must fill out a claim form. You can submit one claim per household or business. All claims must be submitted online by July 8, 11:59 P.M. E.T.
You’ll have to provide your personal information, such as address, email, phone number, and proof of purchase. You’ll also be asked to choose between receiving your payments by e-transfer or cheque, which will include a $3.75 deduction.
Update: Some users reported receiving error messages when trying to access the settlement website’s claim form. Daily Hive has been in touch with the claims administrator for clarification on the issue and will update this story when we receive a response.