An article Feb. 1 incorrectly identified the Waterbury location where Keurig Dr Pepper has stopped manufacturing. The company’s Early Production Center in Waterbury has closed; the Waterbury Center facility remains open and operational. The online version has been updated: visit waterburyrecord.com.
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