Pudliszki

Pudliszki is one of Poland's most recognizable and historic food brands, with roots dating back to 1920. Founded by Stanisław Fenrych in the village of Pudliszki, the company originally gained fame for its innovative agricultural techniques and its role as the first producer of ketchup in Poland during the late 1920s. Following the Second World War, the company was nationalized but maintained its reputation for quality vegetable processing and ready-made meals.

In the late 1990s, the brand transitioned to global ownership when H.J. Heinz acquired a majority stake. Today, Pudliszki is a key part of the The Kraft Heinz Company portfolio following the 2015 merger of Kraft and Heinz. The brand's primary manufacturing facility remains in Pudliszki, Poland, where it produces a wide range of products including its signature ketchup, tomato concentrates, sauces, and canned vegetables for both domestic and international markets. The facility is considered one of the most advanced food processing plants in the Kraft Heinz global network.