Keurig Dr Pepper's Coffee Business Feels the Pinch As Americans Seek Cheaper Brews
Keurig Dr Pepper beat Q3 estimates with $7.34B in revenue, but KDP shares fell over 5% as U.S. coffee demand softened.
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Keurig Dr Pepper made more money than expected this quarter. But people are buying less coffee, which worries investors about the future.
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