Kraft Heinz updates its outlook for the year, citing better-than-expected performance while still expecting organic sales to decline. According to reporting across outlets, the company forecasts organic net sales to fall in a range of roughly 0.5% to 2.0% for the year, which represents an improvement versus its previous guidance. The guidance change comes as Kraft Heinz reports that it has beaten earnings expectations. Separately, the company also indicates it is increasing incremental spending to about $700 million, a move it frames as supporting operations and results. While the raise in the organic sales forecast suggests improved momentum, the company does not project growth; instead, it expects a modest contraction in organic net sales. Overall, the updated forecast combines a higher expected sales trajectory with higher spending plans, reflecting management’s view that incremental investment may help stabilize demand and improve performance versus earlier expectations.