Then, just a few days later, Heinz put out an ad part of its “Heinz Smile” campaign showing a white person and a Black person smiling from ear to ear while wearing smeared ketchup around their ...

Heinz has unleashed a series of disturbing ads embracing the spirit of the spooky ... sporting a traditional clown makeup smile with a ketchupy twist. As a perpetual hater of messy eaters (and ...

In the middle of October, which is ironically the U.K.’s Black History Month, Heinz released a series of public ad posters promoting family sized pasta sauce. The ads depict a wedding reception ...

This post sparked outrage toward the ad, as it perpetuated the stereotype of absent Black fathers. In response to the backlash, Heinz issued an apology, acknowledging the unintended perpetuation ...

Heinz told The Independent: “We always appreciate members of the public’s perspective on our campaigns. We understand how this ad could have unintentionally perpetuated negative stereotypes.

The controversial ad was released during Britain’s Black History Month, and led to Heinz facing extreme backlash on social media. “‘For my brothers with daughters.’ Because, believe it or ...

LePub's ad for Heinz / LePub Heinz has released a relatable ... as well as raising a smile. The crisp and colorful photos evoke a shareability aspect that is so important for brands trying to ...

Heinz’s latest PR disaster over “racist” ads is indicative of a lack of diversity within its creative team, according to marketing experts. The fmcg giant has received backlash over recent weeks for ...

Heinz said it would pull the ads immediately. Expedia's move follows internal agency cutbacks at other places such as Keurig Dr Pepper, PepsiCo and Suntory Global Spirits.

The global campaign, supposedly ‘based on true events’, features the irrational responses that some fans have to Heinz, from tattoos to putting ketchup on ice cream Created by Wieden+Kennedy New York, ...