With this K-Cups deal at Best Buy, you can get a ridiculous amount of Green Mountain Coffee for super cheap—find out more.

Source: Michael Dorausch. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters made headlines last week due to the fact that its future Keurig brewers won't work with unlicensed K-cups -- the store and generic brands ...

The real prize is K-Cups, single-serving coffee packets used in Green Mountain's increasingly popular Keurig brewing machines. K-Cup sales are up 63 percent from last year , and Diedrich holds one ...

As far as java sippers go, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) is hot. This Vermont company has seen its Keurig devices become the brewer of choice among fans of premium coffee in one-cup servings.

Since Green Mountain’s patent for K-cups expired in September 2012, competitors have exploded onto the single-serve coffee market scene. For the first time since Keurig debuted the pods in 1990, ...

Green Mountain entered the industry in 2002 when the bean roaster bought 41% of Keurig Inc., a coffee-machine manufacturer, for $14.4 million, and then four years later, bought the rest of Keurig.

Sure, K-Cups are convenient. But what are they doing to the planet? ... In 2013, Green Mountain produced 8.3 billion K-Cups, enough to wrap around the equator 10.5 times.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc will add the Kirkland Signature brand to its lineup of K-Cups as it battles lower-cost competitors, in a deal with Costco Wholesale Corp that sent its shares up ...

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters announced its Q4 and fiscal 2012 earnings on Tuesday as the company surprised the market with its impressive set of numbers. Total revenues surged 33% to $946 ...

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc., the maker of the Keurig single-serve coffee brewer, lost share in the coffee market last month as new single-serve companies entered the field.