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  1. 2026

    Heinz launches Bluey Pasta Shapes

    Heinz launched Heinz Bluey Pasta Shapes, a range of pasta in tomato sauce featuring shapes inspired by Bluey characters and elements. The range is available in the UK.

  2. 2026

    Heinz and Bluey partner on pasta range

    Heinz and Bluey partnered to create Heinz Bluey Pasta Shapes, a pasta range featuring shapes inspired by Bluey characters and show elements.

  3. 2022

    Heinz launches pasta sauces in the UK

    Heinz launched a range of ready-to-use pasta sauces in the UK, promoting the products with a print advertisement and a billboard.

  4. 2021

    Heinz announces kerbside-recyclable baby food pouch

    Heinz announced a UK launch of a mono-material baby food pouch designed for kerbside collection recycling. The article says the launch is expected to make 2.8 million Heinz for Baby fruit pouches recyclable and save nearly 20 tonnes of plastic from going to landfill each year.

  5. 2021

    Heinz and The Who collaborate on limited-edition beans

    Heinz collaborated with The Who on limited-edition tins of beans sold through Heinz to Home. Proceeds from the cans and an auctioned oversized can were to support the charities named in the article.

  6. 2020

    Heinz launches its first UK online shop

    Heinz opened Heinz to Home, its first online shop in the UK, offering food bundles of 16 tins for £10 plus £3.50 postage.

  7. 2020

    Heinz announces HoneyRacha condiment

    Heinz announced that its HoneyRacha condiment, combining honey and Sriracha, is planned to reach store shelves in spring 2020.

  8. 2019

    Tesco and Heinz recall selected baby food jars in the UK

    Tesco recalled thousands of jars of Heinz baby food from its UK stores after sharp metal fragments were found in one jar. Heinz and Tesco said the products were removed from sale and described the voluntary recall as a precaution. Customers were advised not to use the affected jars and could return them to Tesco for a full refund.