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Tariffs from the Trump administration, combined with droughts, are affecting coffee producers like Keurig Dr Pepper and leading to price increases.

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Tariffs from the Trump administration, combined with droughts, are affecting coffee producers like Keurig Dr Pepper and leading to price increases.

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  1. Barclays lowered its price target for Keurig Dr Pepper on July 17, 2025, based on new insights.Sub-event
  2. Tariffs and droughts impact coffee producers, forcing Keurig Dr Pepper to raise prices.1 source
  3. Starbucks and Keurig Dr Pepper are developing different strategies to cope with rising costs due to the 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee.1 source

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