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The Kraft Heinz Company reports developments across its global food and beverage portfolio, including earnings releases, dividends, debt-market actions, and brand activity. Company news commonly covers product launches and marketing programs for Heinz, Lunchables, Ore-Ida, Capri Sun, and other packaged-food brands, along with updates on sales trends, margins, cash flow, and management priorities.
The company was formed through the 2015 combination of Kraft and Heinz and sells products across retail and foodservice channels in North America and international markets. Its recurring updates reflect the operating mix of branded condiments, meals, snacks, beverages, frozen potatoes, cheese, and other consumer packaged foods.
Oscar Mayer (KHC) announced the return of the second annual Wienie 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 22, 2026, serving as an unofficial kickoff to summer.
The event will feature six Wienermobiles competing for the title of Top Dog, a new live nationwide broadcast, and the first-ever "Pick Your Dog" fan voting bracket on Instagram to select the sixth regional hot dog competitor. Last year the race drew 85,000 fans in person, an additional 8 million via livestream, and sales rose by nearly 500,000 wieners.
The Kraft Heinz Company (Nasdaq: KHC) will report its fourth quarter and full year 2025 financial results on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026. A press release and supplemental materials, including a pre-recorded management discussion, will be issued before the market opens.
Management will host a live question-and-answer session with analysts beginning at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. The earnings release, supplemental materials, and audio will be available at the company's investor website and a replay will be posted after the event.
Kraft Heinz (NYSE: KHC) and Fischer Sports launched limited-edition Ore-Ida French Fry Skis, a novelty ski design inspired by Ore-Ida crinkle-cut fries. The skis feature crinkle-cut ridges, a golden fry motif and ketchup-red accents, and pair Fischer slope-ready performance with Ore-Ida styling.
Key details: available Feb 1 for $250, sold in limited quantities at select retailers in Oregon and Idaho, with demos and a product showcase at Snowmass Jan 23–25. Retail drop information is at the brand site.
HEINZ (KHC) on January 13, 2026 unveiled the HEINZ Dipper, a patent-pending fry box with a built-in ketchup compartment designed for dipping on-the-go.
The product debuts at participating restaurants and sports stadiums in eleven countries (including six U.S. cities) and more than 20 venues globally, serving as a test for expanded distribution in the brand's "Away from Home" channel. HEINZ cites surveys showing 70% of fans spilled ketchup when dipping on-the-go and 80% considered skipping condiments due to packaging limits.
Kraft Heinz (NYSE:KHC) reopened nominations for Kraft Hockeyville 2026 to mark the program’s 20th anniversary, accepting entries through March 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. ET. The expanded format nearly triples the total prize pool and adds 13 Provincial & Territorial Winners, with 11 communities receiving $50,000 for rink upgrades, a runner-up receiving $100,000, and the national champion receiving $250,000 plus an NHL pre-season game.
Since 2006 the program has awarded $5.4 million to 105 communities; NHLPA Goals & Dreams will donate $50,000 in hockey equipment. Provincial winners announced March 14, 2026; the champion announced April 4, 2026.
The Kraft Heinz Company (Nasdaq: KHC) named Steve Cahillane as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 1, 2026. Cahillane will join the Board and, after the company’s planned separation, serve as CEO of Global Taste Elevation Co. Carlos Abrams-Rivera will step down as CEO on January 1 and remain as an advisor through March 6, 2026 to support the transition. The Board will begin a global search for a CEO to lead North American Grocery Co. John T. Cahill will become Board Chair and continue leading the Board’s Separation Committee. Miguel Patricio will remain a Board member during the transition.
Oscar Mayer (KHC) opened applications on Dec 8, 2025 for its next class of Hotdoggers, a one-year paid role driving the iconic Wienermobile. Applications are open through Jan 31, 2026.
The Hotdogger Program began in 1988; the 39th class will help celebrate the Wienermobile's 90th year. Selected Hotdoggers travel to roughly 30 states, attend hundreds of events annually, create social content, and act as brand spokespeople for the multi-billion-dollar brand. More than 5,000 applicants compete for about a dozen positions.
Kraft Mac & Cheese (NYSE: KHC) launched a new creative platform, Best Thing Ever, voiced by John Mulaney to celebrate the brand's nearly 90-year legacy and its positioning as delicious, easy, and affordable. The campaign includes more than 70 distinct assets at launch, aims for hundreds of custom executions over the next year, and will air across TV, Connected TV, YouTube, and social. For Black Friday 2025, the brand sold limited "Mac Friday" flatscreen-sized boxes with 65 boxes of Kraft Mac & Cheese for $19.37 on Walmart.com.
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.