Kraft Heinz Might Break Up—What It Means

Heard the latest grocery aisle gossip? Kraft Heinz—the folks behind your ketchup, mac & cheese, and Capri Sun—might split into two companies. Why? Shoppers are swapping name brands for cheaper picks, and the government’s pushing for healthier ingredients. If this $20 billion split happens, it could shake up what’s in your cart and maybe even lower prices. Would you still reach for the classics if they’re under a new name? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #KraftHeinz

2025-07-31

Sandra Troyan

I will still buy Heinz. There is no other ketchup.

08-01

Tarentum, PA

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Michael Dimarcantonio

All the people should sue heinz ketchup, Making the product smaller and then put it in on sale., To me that is fraud Why are companies doing this, They? Are trying to trick the consumers. We need to. Investigate🤔

07-31

danbury, CT

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Julie

When people are watching pennies (guess that's nickles now) they aren't brand loyal

08-01

Jennifer McKinney

Heinz - Ketchup - ALWAYS

08-02

Mattoon, IL

Darrell Chiapusio

i d not shop for name brands. I shop for best price unless the store brand does not suit my tastes.

25d

Cleveland, TN

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Rita Chadd

ketchup is ketchup.

08-02

Seymour, IN

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Kirk Moore11

A bottle of ketchup lasts about 1-2 months in our house, always in the refrigerator...it doesn't necessarily have to be, but heat will degrade it more quickly....I buy a condiment to enhance the flavor on food and why would I buy a watery inferior taste when 50c extra every 1-2 months isn't a big expense.....

08-03

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