Keurig

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Will they face a boycott as strong as Keurig’s?

Keurig is one of several advertisers to leave as a result of the host’s Roy Moore coverage.

Despite all appearances, this is a very serious and effective protest that is not at all funny.

Keurig will get back into cold drinks with push-button “beer, spirits, cocktails, and mixers.”

It offers 27 types of ten-minute pod cookies.

Those little K-Cups make a lot of waste.

The PurPod100 is made from coffee-bean shells.

It has discontinued Kold and will offer full refunds to buyers.

It's part of an entirely new "latte" line of coffee pods.

The machine promises to uplift the Nespresso experience with "additional connectivity benefits."

Hamburg has outlawed the pods in all government buildings.

The company posted its sixth straight quarter of losses.

The purchasing group includes Oreo-maker Mondelez.

K-Cup sales are in decline, and its Kold soda machine looks DOA.

Lab tests found millions of clusters of E. coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa on machines.

Although he allows that they could be nonalcoholic.

Time to bust out some unauthorized K-Cups.

The company says it has received 200 complaints.

That didn't take long at all.