Heinz Big Red Condensed Tomato Soup Salt Reduced

Heinz Big Red is an iconic tomato soup variant particularly popular in the Australian and New Zealand markets. While the Heinz brand itself was established in the United States in 1869 by Henry J. Heinz, the 'Big Red' branding refers to a specific line of rich, condensed tomato soups that have become a household staple in the Oceania region.

Today, much of the production for the Australasian market occurs at the company's major manufacturing hubs, specifically in New Zealand (often at the Hastings facility). The brand is under the ultimate ownership of Kraft Heinz, a massive multinational food conglomerate created from the 2015 merger of Kraft Foods Group and H.J. Heinz Holding Corporation. The company remains headquartered in the United States, managing a global portfolio while maintaining local manufacturing and distribution networks to serve specific regional tastes.