Globally, the leading brand of the red sauce - Heinz ... word was known to mean a spiced, savoury condiment and when it arrived on British shores, it was evolved by adding more ingredients. Mushrooms ...

With Heinz, this week, settling the debate on whether the tangy condiment should be stored in the cupboard or the fridge, have you ever wondered where the word 'ketchup', a word that's firmly in ...

2025 just might be the year ketchup is usurped by its yellow sidekick. On Feb. 3, Heinz announced a collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Mustard to create a special-edition sauce.

The marketer launched the culturally minded — and perhaps overdue — campaign with a spot that aired during the Grammy Awards.

Hundreds of parents have applied after Heinz announced it was giving away £1,000 of free baby food. Heinz is looking for children to join its new "Picky Panel" as official baby food testers.

Heinz has spearheaded some pretty innovative condiment flavors since the company was established in 1869. The same folks who make your basic mayo and mustard, have also peddled purple ketchup ...

Kraft Heinz has been one of the bigger disappointments in Berkshire’s $300 billion equity portfolio over the past decade. Investing.com -- Mizuho downgraded Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ:KHC) Co to ...

Famed Sports Illustrated photographer Heinz Kluetmeier died at the age of 82 after complications with Parkinson’s disease and a stroke. Kluetmeier was the man behind the lens for the memorable ...

In 1980, Heinz Kluetmeier found the perfect angle at the Lake Placid Olympic Center to chronicle the underdog U.S. hockey team’s 4-3 semifinal victory over the Soviet squad. His photograph ran ...

Heinz Kluetmeier was once asked by a Sports Illustrated ... I will jump in and pull it out. There was no problem and it ran in the magazine. “Today, more and more people want to do it, so ...

Heinz Kluetmeier, a Sports Illustrated photographer ... He later drew on his technical background while finding new ways to shoot athletes in action, experimenting with novel lighting techniques ...