Plasmon, Nipiol and Dieterba infant food; plus gluten-free brand Biaglut and low-protein products sold under the Aproten brand.

Kraft Heinz is selling its Italian infant and specialty food business to NewPrinces Group, focusing on core categories and healthier ingredients.

The Kraft Heinz Co. entered into an agreement to sell some of its businesses in Italy to NewPrinces, an Italian-based conglomerate that operates across Europe.

Kraft Heinz is preparing to break itself up in what could be its most significant restructuring since the company’s formation ...

Kraft Heinz will sell its Italian infant and speciality food business to NewPrinces. The deal includes brands like Plasmon ...

Kraft Heinz sold its infant and specialty food business in Italy to NewPrinces as part of its strategy to drive profitable growth through its accelerate platforms, which focus on areas with high ...

The Kraft Heinz Company (Nasdaq: KHC) (“Kraft Heinz” or the “Company”) announced today that it has entered into an agreement to sell its infant and specialty ...

In a move to streamline its operations and enhance focus on core product lines, Kraft Heinz has announced an agreement to ...

Kraft Heinz is selling its Italian Baby and Specialty Food business, including brands like Plasmon and Biaglut, to NewPrinces Group. The deal includes the Latina production facility, ... Kraft Heinz ...

The agreement will see NewPrinces purchase the infant food brands Plasmon, Nipiol and Dieterba, and specialty food brands Aproten and Biaglut. It also includes the purchase of Kraft Heinz’s production ...

Kraft Heinz to sell Italian baby food business to NewPrinces for 120 million euros. By Reuters. July 10, 2025 9:33 AM UTC Updated July 10, 2025 MILAN, July 10 (Reuters) - Packaged ...

Included are infant food brands Plasmon, Nipiol and Dieterba, and specialty food brands Aproten and Biaglut. It also includes ...