Heinz

American  

[hahynz] / haɪnz /

noun

1. H(enry) J(ohn), 1844–1919, U.S. businessman: founder of food-processing company.

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Example Sentences

Kraft Heinz remains the classic example: a 2015 merger of two industry stalwarts followed by brutal cost cuts that hollowed out its own brands.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kraft Heinz’s business was struggling, and the $25 billion company was planning to split in two, an idea Berkshire had publicly opposed.

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The approach is unusual, with peers such as Procter & Gamble, Kraft Heinz and Nestlé mostly focusing on either personal care or food but not both.

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While some packaged-food stocks appear cheap—and a few, like Kraft Heinz, have held up relatively well thanks to their domestic focus and discounted valuations—the sector still faces meaningful structural headwinds.

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Abel signaled he that has little patience for companies that don’t meet his expectations, calling Berkshire’s investment in Kraft Heinz “disappointing.”

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