Kraft Heinz has launched its Sosu from Amoy range of pan-Asian recipes in the form of meal kits and cooking ingredients, which can be made in 15 minutes.
The meal kit and cooking range allow consumers to explore new cuisines without taking too much time out of their busy days.
Sosu from Amoy is also suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
According to Caio Fontenele, New Ventures director at Kraft Heinz, they have packaged affordability and practicality, without losing aspects of curiosity and high-quality food in Sosu from Amoy.
The new range will launch in selected UK retailers, starting with its Japanese and Korean lines, and is designed to meet a real need in people’s lives while also addressing some of the cultural tensions that exist in food right now.


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