Dr Pepper Snapple Group operates bottling plants across the United States under the Keurig Dr Pepper company name

Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) owns the Dr Pepper and Snapple brands and runs bottling facilities in multiple states. The company does not publish a single master list of all active plants on its website, but you can find individual facility locations through the company's investor relations documents, state environmental records, and direct contact with regional distribution centers. Most plants bottle multiple brands — Dr Pepper, Snapple, 7UP, A&W, Mott's, and others — at the same location.

The number and location of plants changes over time as the company consolidates operations, closes older facilities, or opens new ones. If you need to know whether a specific plant is currently operating, contact Keurig Dr Pepper's main office in Plano, Texas, or check the company's most recent annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which lists major manufacturing facilities.

Key Takeaways

  • Keurig Dr Pepper operates bottling plants in multiple states, but the company does not maintain a public directory of all facility locations.
  • Individual plants often bottle several KDP brands at once, so a single facility may produce Dr Pepper, Snapple, 7UP, and other products.
  • State environmental agencies and SEC filings contain information about active plants and their locations.
  • Plant locations and operations change periodically, so information from older sources may not reflect current status.

How to find a specific Dr Pepper Snapple bottling plant

Start by contacting Keurig Dr Pepper directly through its main office in Plano, Texas, or through the company website's contact form. You can also call the customer service line and ask for the location of the nearest bottling facility or distribution center for your region.

If you need historical or detailed information about a plant — such as when it opened, what it produces, or its environmental permits — contact your state's environmental protection agency or department of environmental quality. These agencies maintain records of industrial facilities, including bottling plants, and can tell you whether a specific location is currently licensed to operate.

The SEC's EDGAR database (sec.gov/cgi-bin) contains Keurig Dr Pepper's annual reports (Form 10-K) and quarterly reports (Form 10-Q). These documents list major manufacturing facilities by state and sometimes by city. Search for "Keurig Dr Pepper" and look for the most recent 10-K filing.

What information is available about each plant

Public records typically show the plant's address, the products it manufactures, and its operating status. Environmental permits and inspection reports — available through state agencies — may include details about production capacity, water use, and waste management practices.

Information about employment, wages, or internal operations is not usually public. If you work at or are considering work at a specific plant, contact the facility's human resources department or the regional office directly.

Why plant locations and operations change

Beverage companies consolidate operations to reduce costs, which means closing some plants and expanding others. Keurig Dr Pepper has closed several facilities over the past decade and shifted production to remaining plants. These changes are announced in company earnings calls and press releases, which are archived on the company's investor relations website.

If you are researching a plant that you believe has closed, check the company's news section or contact the state environmental agency for that location. They can confirm the closure date and whether the facility has been decommissioned or sold.

Regional distribution and bottling partnerships

Keurig Dr Pepper also works with independent bottlers and distributors who produce and distribute Dr Pepper and Snapple products under license. These partners operate their own facilities and are not owned by KDP, but they follow the company's standards and recipes. A bottling plant in your area may be a KDP-owned facility or a licensed partner.

To determine whether a specific bottler is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper or is an independent partner, contact the company directly or check the facility's business registration with your state's secretary of state office.

How to contact Keurig Dr Pepper about bottling operations

Keurig Dr Pepper headquarters: 5301 Legacy Drive, Plano, Texas 75024. Phone: 1-800-527-7957 (customer service). Website: keurigdrpepper.com.

The company's investor relations team handles questions about facility locations and operations from researchers, journalists, and shareholders. You can reach them through the "Investor Relations" section of the website or by calling the main office and asking to be transferred.

For questions about a specific regional plant, you may also contact the local distribution center or bottling facility directly if you can locate its phone number through a web search or business directory.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the nearest Dr Pepper Snapple bottling plant to me?

Call Keurig Dr Pepper customer service at 1-800-527-7957 and ask for the nearest bottling facility or distribution center in your area. You can also search your state's environmental agency website for licensed bottling plants by county or city.

Are all Dr Pepper and Snapple products made at the same plant?

No. Different plants produce different products, and some plants make multiple brands. A single facility might bottle Dr Pepper, 7UP, and Snapple, while another plant focuses on Mott's juice products. The company does not label bottles with the plant code publicly, so you cannot tell from the package where it was made.

Can I tour a Dr Pepper Snapple bottling plant?

Some facilities offer tours, but policies vary by location. Contact the specific plant directly to ask about tour availability, scheduling, and any age or safety requirements. Not all plants accommodate public visits.

What happened to the Dr Pepper plant in my town?

If a plant has closed, check your state's environmental agency records or search Keurig Dr Pepper's news archive for announcements about facility closures. The company's SEC filings also document major operational changes by year.

Is there a list of all Dr Pepper Snapple plants online?

Keurig Dr Pepper does not publish a complete public directory, but the SEC's EDGAR database contains lists of major facilities in the company's annual reports. Your state's environmental agency also maintains records of all licensed bottling plants operating within that state.