Starbucks Verismo and Keurig Vue both have Starbucks-branded espresso and milk-based espresso drinks.

Starbucks has shipped over 100 million k-cups and added a light roast — Veranda Blend — to the kcup line.

Starbucks Coffee roasts Pike Place, Sumatra, House Blend, Breakfast Blend, Caffé Verona, and French Roast are available as k-cups online at Keurig.com and Starbucks.com.

A variety of coffee companies are looking for ways to further improve the sustainability of their products.

Starbucks Breakfast Blend, Pike Place Roast, House Blend, Sumatra, and French Roast k-cups are coming to stores in November 2011. Tazo Awake and Zen tea blends will also be available.

Kraft offers over 40 different T-Discs from 12 different brands.

The Tassimo one cup brewing system draws on Kraft’s global scale and sells T-discs under brands most Americans will easily recognize (Maxwell House) and several of Kraft’s better-known international brands (Kenco and Jacobs). Teas from Tazo and Twinings of London and delicious hot chocolate from Suchard are also available in T Discs.

CoffeeReview.com, the world’s leading coffee buying guide, has reviewed a variety of T-Discs. But be aware, Tassimo no longer offers Starbucks-branded T Discs. In March 2011, Starbucks elected to not continue their relationship with …

Currently, over 20 different brands of premium coffee, tea, and hot chocolate are available in K-Cups manufactured by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, including

Green Mountain Coffee’s K Cups are the most popular brand of K-Cups. In fact, most K-Cups enjoyed in the United States and Canada are produced by this socially responsible Vermont company.

Green Mountain Coffee also produces Celestial Seasonings tea, Caribou Coffee, Dunkin’ Donuts, Newman’s Own Organic coffee, and Starbucks Coffee (coming Fall 2011) in K-Cups under licensing agreements with the owners of those well-known brands.

Located in Irvine, California, Diedrich manufactures K Cups under the …