Heinz products will return to Tesco shelves after reaching an agreement on the shelf | Business newsletter

All Heinz products will return to Tesco store shelves once the companies reach an agreement to resolve the price dispute.

Food manufacturers in the United States have Pauses supply of its items repeatedly raises the question of who will bear the biggest costs in today’s economic landscape – the producer, the retailer or the consumer.

Baked beans, ketchup and tomato soup are among the affected products.

Heinz’s attempt to offset growing costs by raising prices has put it at odds with Tesco, which has vowed to try to keep prices low for consumers.

Tesco has said it “will not pass on unwarranted price increases to our customers”.

In a joint statement, the two companies said: “Tesco and Heinz are pleased to have reached an agreement that will bring the full range of Heinz products back to Tesco shelves and online, continuing to provide customers with unparalleled value. Great collection of nationally loved Heinz breeds.

“Full shipments of Heinz products including Heinz Tomato Ketchup and Heinz Beanz will hit the market soon, and Tesco colleagues will work hard to ensure store shelves are filled again.” in the coming days.”

It’s unclear if the deal will result in shoppers paying higher prices for Heinz products.

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Tesco is drawn into a Similar dispute over price with owners of popular pet food brands Whiskas, Dreamies and Pedigree.

Customers have experienced increasingly empty shelves after Mars Petcare discontinued its products.