About Kraft Heinz Canada. Kraft Heinz Canada’s heritage can be traced back over a century to when James Lewis Kraft of Stevensville, Ontario began selling cheese from a horse-drawn wagon in 1903.

The campaign, which also includes digital and social media placements, aims to reinforce the brand as a pantry and fridge ...

FDA officials said in April that they plan to eliminate these dyes from the U.S. food supply as well.

The maker of Kool-Aid and Jell-O announced the change two months after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. moved to ban artificial food dyes.

About Kraft Heinz Canada. Kraft Heinz Canada’s heritage can be traced back over a century to when James Lewis Kraft of Stevensville, Ontario began selling cheese from a horse-drawn ...

Weakness in the U.S. overcame some stronger results in Canada. Kraft Heinz said it expects its operating income to fall up to 10% this year. It had previously expected a decline of up to 5%.

Food giant Kraft Heinz will remove all artificial colors from its brands as synthetic food dyes face renewed scrutiny from consumers and Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s US Department of Health and ...

Today, KFC Canada and Kraft Dinner (KD) — known south of the border as Kraft Mac and Cheese — have cooked up something truly unexpected: their first-ever brand collaboration and 360-degree ad ...

About Kraft Heinz Canada. Kraft Heinz Canada’s heritage can be traced back over a century to when James Lewis Kraft of Stevensville, Ontario began selling cheese from a horse-drawn wagon in 1903.

Kraft Heinz lowered its full-year sales and earnings guidance Tuesday, citing weaker customer spending in the U.S. and the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. It's the latest big food ...

About Kraft Heinz Canada . Kraft Heinz Canada's heritage can be traced back over a century to when James Lewis Kraft of Stevensville, Ontario began selling cheese from a horse-drawn wagon in 1903.

Kraft Heinz Canada’s heritage can be traced back over a century to when James Lewis Kraft of Stevensville, Ontario began selling cheese from a horse-drawn wagon in 1903.