HP Fruity sauce

HP Fruity sauce is a variation of the iconic HP Sauce, known for its milder and tangier flavour profile compared to the original recipe. The brand has a deep British heritage, famously named after London’s Houses of Parliament, which are depicted on the label.

While the brand was originally founded in the United Kingdom, manufacturing was controversially moved in 2007. Since that time, the production of HP Sauce products has primarily taken place in the Netherlands. Today, the brand is owned by the multinational food giant Kraft Heinz.

Ownership transitioned from the original creator, Frederick Gibson Garton, through various companies including HP Foods Ltd (formerly part of Danone) before being acquired by Heinz in 2005. Following the merger of Kraft and Heinz, the brand remains a core part of their global condiment portfolio, managed from their headquarters in the United States.