A new study found coffee pods are not as environmentally harmful as previously thought. The University of Quebec report was met with positive reactions, especially among coffee pod users.

When compared to traditional filter coffee, using K-cups or other coffee pods (280 ml on average) saves between 11 and 13 grams of coffee. From the agricultural production of the coffee beans down ...

(By comparison, fellow coffee startup Blank Street Coffee, a retail chain, has raised at least $60 million; Blue Bottle, a chain acquired by Nestlé in 2017, raised $117 million.) Cometeer ...

I worry deeply that the Jan. 20 article about the environmental impacts of single-use coffee pods sent the wrong message to readers [“Single-use coffee pods have surprising environmental ...

The company’s single-use coffee pods—also known as K-cups—are made of polypropylene plastic, a material that experts warn is not as recyclable as consumers have been led to think.