分组1 - The company Kraft Heinz is set to split into two separate entities by 2026, focusing on sauces and spreads, and North American staples [2][6] - In Q3, Kraft Heinz reported a net sales decline of 2.3% to $6,237 million, with adjusted operating income down 16.9% year-over-year to $1,106 million [1] - The stock has dropped 19% this year, currently trading at $24.67, which is at its 52-week low [2] 分组2 - Kraft Heinz has a market cap of $29.20 billion and is the highest-yielding dividend stock in the Nasdaq Composite with a yield of 6.49% [3] - The company has a payout ratio of 57.97% and has maintained consecutive dividend payments for 12 years [3] 分组3 - PepsiCo reported a 1.3% rise in organic revenue in Q3, while adjusted earnings per share fell by 2% due to inflationary pressures and tariffs [15] - The stock is currently trading at $145.08, down 3.4% in 2025, presenting a potential buying opportunity [16] - PepsiCo is recognized as a dividend aristocrat with a yield of 3.92% [14]