Kraft Heinz Co Stock Price, News & Analysis

HEINZ (KHC) launched HEINZ Leftover Gravy, the first squeezable bottle of Homestyle Turkey Gravy, on November 18, 2025 to target Thanksgiving leftover sandwiches.

The product ties to pop-culture “Moist Maker” nostalgia and cites research that 94% of Americans make Thanksgiving leftover sandwiches and nearly half call gravy a must-have. Starting today, shoppers can order a 12oz jar of HEINZ Homestyle Turkey Gravy on Walmart.com and receive a limited-edition Leftover Gravy kit with a squeezable bottle and recipe card while supplies last.

The gravy is made with real turkey broth and aims to serve millennial hosts redefining holiday traditions; HEINZ promotes the launch on Instagram and TikTok.

Heinz (KHC) launched Heinz Ketchup Zero on November 17, 2025 in Dubai — its first ketchup with zero sugar and zero salt while keeping the brand's signature taste.

The rollout used a citywide experiential campaign called “Zero Hour,” including a talking Heinz Zero Fridge, a midnight e-commerce race on Carrefour Now, and a Vegan Burger pop-up. Over two weekends the brand gave away >700 bottles and distributed AED 33,000 in vouchers. Midnight shoppers who checked out Heinz Ketchup Zero between 00:00–00:01 on Carrefour Now received AED 100 vouchers; the pop-up offered free burgers to the first 50 fans on two nights.

Kraft Heinz (KHC) revives JELL-O Thanksgiving molds with a limited-edition “No Thanks” collection launching November 11, 2025 exclusively on Walmart.com for $4.99 while supplies last. The molds reimagine Brussels sprouts, cranberry sauce and pecan pie as colorful JELL-O shapes and include JELL-O in the package.

A Talker Research survey cited that nearly one-third of Americans dislike Brussels sprouts, over one-quarter skip cranberry sauce, and one in five pass on pecan pie, while 60% prefer playful-looking dishes. Marketing emphasizes nostalgia and playful holiday formats; social how-to content will appear on @jello channels.

HEINZ (KHC) and Herschel Supply launched a limited-edition Herschel x HEINZ luggage collection on November 4, 2025, combining Herschel’s Heritage Hardshell silhouettes with HEINZ’s signature ketchup red.

The line includes a Medium Hardshell and a Large Carry-On built from 70% recycled polycarbonate, with features like an easy-access split zip design, reinforced corners, interior ketchup-packet print, a removable belt and a luggage tag shaped like a HEINZ ketchup packet. The collection is available online at herschel.com in the US and Canada while supplies last.

Kraft Mac & Cheese (NYSE: KHC) launched a limited‑time Apple Pie flavor on November 3, 2025, timed for Friendsgiving and Thanksgiving. The product pairs Kraft’s creamy mac & cheese with cinnamon and tart green‑apple notes and will be available on Walmart.com for $1.48 while supplies last. The brand partnered with actor Jason Biggs for a short promotional spot that leans into nostalgic, sweet‑and‑savory trends. Kraft positions the release as part of its 2025 flavor innovations and invites consumers to follow its social channels for more details.

The Kraft Heinz Company (Nasdaq: KHC) announced a regular quarterly dividend of $0.40 per share.

The dividend is payable on Dec. 26, 2025 to stockholders of record as of Nov. 28, 2025.

Kraft Heinz (Nasdaq: KHC) reported third quarter 2025 results and updated its full‑year outlook on October 29, 2025. Q3 net sales were $6.24B, down 2.3% (Organic Net Sales down 2.5%). Adjusted Operating Income was $1.106B, down 16.9%; Adjusted EPS was $0.61, down 18.7%. Gross profit margin fell 230 bps to 31.9% and adjusted gross margin fell ~200 bps to 32.3%.

Cash generation remained strong: YTD operating cash flow was $3.1B (+10.4%), Free Cash Flow was $2.5B (+23.3%) with 109% conversion. The company reaffirmed a planned tax‑free separation into two public companies expected in H2 2026 and updated FY2025 guidance, including Organic Net Sales now expected down 3.0–3.5% and Adjusted EPS $2.50–$2.57.

Kraft Heinz (Nasdaq: KHC) appointed L. Kevin Cox, Mary Lou Kelley, and Tony Palmer to its Board of Directors, effective Oct. 22, 2025.

The company said the new independent directors bring expertise in human resources and organizational transformation (Cox), retail, e-commerce and brand marketing (Kelley), and consumer packaged goods, product innovation and international operations (Palmer). Management framed the additions as support for operating performance and the planned separation of Kraft Heinz into two independent, publicly traded companies.

Philadelphia (NYSE:KHC) is launching two holiday products nationwide: a ready-to-serve Frozen Cheesecake in Original and Strawberry Swirl and a new Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting. The Frozen Cheesecake uses Philadelphia cream cheese as the first ingredient, a graham cracker crust, hand-drizzled strawberry ribbons for the Swirl option, is pre-sliced, thaw-and-serve, and requires no baking. The Cinnamon Frosting follows last year’s refrigerated frosting (nearly one million units sold) and is the first seasonal frosting flavor, made with real milk and cream.

Both items are rolling out to select retailers now and are permanent additions to the brand’s lineup.