Keurig Dr Pepper aims to achieve $200 million in savings within its supply chain as a result of its spinoff.

Keurig Dr Pepper anticipates $200 million in supply chain savings for its coffee business following the acquisition of JDE Peet’s, which will lead to the establishment of a separate coffee entity. This separation is expected to enhance sourcing resilience and optimize logistics, with operational readiness targeted for late 2026. The company aims to reduce costs by $400 million, with half of these savings stemming from supply chain improvements. CEO Tim Cofer emphasized the benefits of increased supply chain capabilities, while Chief Transformation Officer Roger Johnson noted the strategic planning already in place for a smooth transition.