Heinz Micronutrient Campaign

Meryl Streep
H. J. Heinz Company Chairman, President and CEO
William R. Johnson received the inaugural Helen
Keller International Global Visionary Award on
behalf of Heinz employees in April 2006, at the
Waldorf=Astoria Hotel in New York City.
Presenting the award was three-time Academy
Award-winning actress Meryl Streep.

Heinz’s Continuing
Commitment and Leadership

The Heinz Micronutrient Campaign is poised to make significant inroads in the global fight against micronutrient malnutrition. By helping thousands of children like Mei Li, Mayang, and Ashok, Heinz is building a solid Foundation for Healthy Life in the most at-risk regions of the world.

In recognition of Heinz’s exchange of technical knowledge and humanitarian assistance, the Company received two prestigious awards in 2006: the Global Visionary Award from Helen Keller International, and the Marco Polo Award from the People’s Republic of China.

To date, the H. J. Heinz Company Foundation and Heinz have spent nearly $3 million on Micronutrient Campaign grants and projects, and have renewed their commitment with an additional pledge of $5 million over the next five years.

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About the Cover: Heinz tomatoes around the globe are grown from seeds specifically bred through traditional means by our talented team of experts based in California. Reuben Peterson (left), the leader of Heinz’s global tomato research and tomato supply chain team, surveys the summer 2007 Heinz tomato crop with Stuart Woolf, president of Woolf Farming Co. and managing partner of Los Gatos Tomato Products, Huron, Calif. Woolf Farming Co. is one of Heinz’s lead tomato suppliers in the U.S.

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