Pudliszki Fasolka po bretońsku z kiełbasą i boczkiem

Pudliszki is one of Poland's most recognizable and traditional food brands, renowned for its ketchups, tomato products, and prepared convenience meals like fasolka po bretońsku (Breton-style beans with sausage and bacon).

The brand traces its origins back to 1920 in the village of Pudliszki in Greater Poland, established by agronomist Stanisław Fenrych on his family estate. Over the decades, it grew to become a household staple in Poland for canned vegetables and processed tomato foods.

In 1997, the American food giant H.J. Heinz Company acquired a majority stake in Pudliszki. Today, the brand is owned by Kraft Heinz, one of the world's largest multinational food and beverage conglomerates headquartered in Chicago and Pittsburgh, USA. The production of Pudliszki products remains predominantly situated in its historic production facilities in Poland, particularly in Pudliszki.