Keurig Dr Pepper logged higher second-quarter sales as it sold more beverages at higher prices and made sequential progress with its U.S. coffee business.

US beverages saw double-digit growth in the second quarter, led by soda and energy drinks, while its coffee segment faces pressure from inflation and tariffs. Keurig Dr Pepper CEO Tim Cofer joins Opening Bid host Brian Sozzi to discuss the company's latest earnings beat.

Keurig Dr Pepper reported second-quarter slightly revenue above Wall Street expectations on Thursday, driven by strong demand for its energy drinks and soft beverages, especially in the U.S. WHY IT IS IMPORTANT The Snapple maker enjoyed resilient demand for its higher-priced ready-to-drink beverages,