It may seem surprising given all of the variations and flavors now available, but since Heinz ketchup originated in 1876, the recipe hasn't changed much.

If you've never tried (or heard of) banana ketchup, now is the time to taste this delicious alternative to tomato ketchup, that goes with all sorts of dishes.

Costing £1 per 550g, it proved to be a strong rival, and of course, the winner. Even better, Asda’s Classic Tomato Ketchup has less salt and sugar than Heinz’s ketchup.

Should You Store Ketchup in the Refrigerator or the Cupboard? Heinz Settles the DebateThe question of where to store an opened bottle of ketchup has sparked heated discussions for years. Should it ...

The UK’s best tomato ketchup has been revealed, with one own-brand option scoring exactly the same as Heinz, and coming in 72% cheaper. In a blind taste test, the consumer watchdog Which? asked ...

Kraft Heinz is reportedly considering a spinoff of a large chunk of its grocery business as health-conscious American consumers increasingly shy away from processed foods. The remaining company ...

Kraft Heinz is still finalizing details of the split, which could be announced in the coming weeks, the people said, asking not to be identified because they were discussing confidential information.

Kraft Heinz is taking the macaroni & cheese out of its ketchup business in a mega-split after its infamous 2015 merger, according to a new report.

Kraft Heinz is selling its Italian Baby and Specialty Food business, including brands like Plasmon and Biaglut, to NewPrinces Group. The deal includes the Latina production facility, ensuring job ...

Kraft Heinz explores grocery business spinoff worth up to $20 billion, source says By Reuters July 11, 20252:59 PM PDTUpdated July 12, 2025 ...

Kraft Heinz's potential spinoff of slower-growing brands such as Velveeta cheese is a risky last-ditch effort to boost returns by reversing its unsuccessful decade-old merger.

Kraft Heinz Co., as the united firm was renamed, is mulling a split into companies focused on condiments and groceries respectively, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month.