Dr Pepper has ended an agreement with a major soda bottling and distribution company. What does it mean for Texans?

A Texas judge has ruled in favor of Keurig Dr Pepper, ending its long-standing distribution agreement with Coca-Cola and clearing the way for big changes at drink fountains across the country.

The soda fountains that dispense Dr Pepper will soon be changing after a court ruling on7, 2025. Find out why - and where you ...

Per Yahoo Finance, the technical legal shift means some Coke-affiliated fountains could lose access to Dr. Pepper syrup on Monday and when that happens, restaurants and theaters will then turn to Mr.

Coca‑Cola is pulling Dr Pepper from many restaurant and venue soda fountains after a court ruling ends its distribution deal.

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For many years, Dr Pepper had an agreement with Reyes Coca-Cola to distribute their syrup to restaurants and gas stations in ...

Considering it had up to three years to add to its position in Keurig Green Mountain, the fact that Coca-Cola waited all of three months to boost its stake from 10% to 12%, and will ultimately take a ...

We believe that Keurig Dr Pepper stock is a better pick than its industry peer – Coca-Cola stock (NYSE: KO). KO stock trades at a higher multiple of 6x sales, versus 3x revenues for KDP. This can be ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Coca-Cola has raised its stake in Keurig Green Mountain Inc., the beverage dispenser maker, as it looks to bring its familiar drink brands to the fast-growing at-home market. The world ...