The earliest images in the collection depict interior and exterior views of the Heinz plant, including processing, canning, packaging and shipping facilities, stables, and employee leisure areas. Later images include photographs of Heinz Company executives, products and product displays from the s and 60s.
The collection comprises boxes and albums containing gelatin dry plate and acetate negatives, photographic prints, albums and slides.
Heinz Company Records include advertisements, label books, catalogs, recipe books, publications, scrapbooks, postcards, reports and correspondence. A small amount of materials also document the F. Heinz Company, the Heinz family, and overseas production. The collection comprises 29 boxes and shelf volumes. Heinz Company was founded in by Henry John Heinz The company began as a producer of horseradish in Sharpsburg, Pa. When the business failed after the Panic of , Heinz reestablished the company with financial assistance from his brother John and cousin Frederick in Tomato ketchup was introduced to the F.
Heinz Company product lines later that year, followed by apple butter, pepper sauce, mincemeat, and other preserves. In , H.
Heinz acquired controlling interest in F. Heinz from John, thus instating the H. Heinz Company name. Production continued to expand in the s, with new factories and branches built in Allegheny City, Iowa, New York and Michigan.
Now with more than household brands under its umbrella, Kraft Heinz has roots that date back to the late s through its Pittsburgh-based Heinz line, and back to the early s through its Chicago-based Kraft line.
The two companies merged in in a massive deal spurred on by 3G Capital and Berkshire Hathaway after decades of absorbing brands like Nabisco, Post, and Oscar Mayer. Berkshire Hathaway holds the largest stake in Kraft Heinz, with a The H.
He began a small food business with his brother and cousin in Heinz eventually bought out his partners and established the H. Heinz Co. That company was incorporated in with Heinz serving as the first president, a position he held throughout his life as he built more than 20 processing plants throughout the country. During the Great Depression in the s, Heinz became a top-seller in ready-to-eat meals and baby food under the leadership of Howard Heinz, Henry Heinz's son.
During World War II, Heinz provided food aid to the United Kingdom and then expanded its international presence with new plants in several countries in the post-war years. Two years later, the investors pursued the massive merger with Kraft Foods Group. Kraft, who started a wholesale door-to-door cheese business in Chicago with his brothers.
They incorporated it in By , J. Kraft and Bros. Company was selling 31 varieties of cheese, and in it patented a pasteurized processed cheese that gave cheese a longer shelf life. Meanwhile, a company called National Dairy Products Corporation was aggressively acquiring dozens of small dairy products companies throughout the U. National Dairy changed its name to Kraftco Corp.
Philip Morris then acquired Nabisco Holdings in and integrated the companies into Kraft General Foods, which it began to sell off in Through the share sales, Kraft Foods Inc. Then in , Kraft Foods divided into two: a U. Ajinomoto Co. Its operations are carried out through Almarai Co. Its principal business activities involve manufacturing and trading of dairy and juice products under Archer Daniels Midland Co.
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