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Oscar Mayer introduces the first-ever Wienermobile of Love

Oscar Mayer transforms the Wienermobile into a wedding chapel

The limited-time chapel is located in the elopement mecca of the country: Las Vegas.

Industry News

April 10, 2023

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Oscar Mayer is offering an elopement by the Wienermobile outside the iconic Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas.

Oscar Mayer seeks the next class of Hotdoggers

Recent college graduates interested in driving the iconic 27-foot-long hot dog on wheels are invited to apply.

Industry News

January 11, 2023

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Through Jan. 31, recent college graduates have the opportunity to join a long-lasting legacy by becoming a member of the 36th Hotdogger class.

Pilot Flying J partners with Kraft Heinz for Oscar Mayer Wienermobile appearances

Wienermobile to appear at select Pilot Flying J locations in celebration of National Hot Dog Day.

Industry News

July 8, 2022

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Pilot Flying J and Kraft Heinz celebrate National Hot Dog Day with giveaways, special offer, and Wienermobile appearances.

Oscar Mayer brand launches first-ever bologna-inspired face mask

Industry News

January 28, 2022

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Limited-edition mask bucks seriousness of beauty world with latest spin on "New Year, New You."

Oscar Mayer shakes up brand, updates packaging

Industry News

April 28, 2021

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New ad campaign urges consumers to “Keep it Oscar.”

Clockwise from front: Monique Pairis-Garcia, Larry Sadler, Magnus Campler, Justin Kieffer and Amanda Young at OSU’s Swine Facility in Columbus, Ohio

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Bringing science to sow housing

A team of Ohio State researchers, led by Monique Pairis-Garcia and funded by Kraft Heinz, aims to solve the problem of aggression in sow group housing — and make the transition an easier one for producers, processors and the sows themselves.

Andy Hanacek

November 17, 2016

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The pork industry’s decision to convert to sow housing in recent years had been driven predominantly ethical concerns, but scientific research may yet help producers transition more easily to group housing and handle the new set of challenges it brings.