Filed Under: Tickers in this Article: HNZ, K, CAG, PEP, UL,
NSRGY Just like Kellogg (NYSE:K), ConAgra (NYSE:CAG) or Pepsico
(NYSE:PEP), H.J. Heinz (NYSE:HRZ) has a dilemma on its hands.
Should the company try an impression of a certain central
banker, sink its head into the sand and pretend inflation is not
happening? The alternative, hike prices and pass them on to a
twitchy consumer, is not terribly appealing either, as the
company runs the risk of seeing one or more competitors swallow
lower margins and capture share.  IN PICTURES: 10 Tips For The
Successful Long-Term Investor  On a more positive note, these
commodity squeezes come and go, and Heinz has been through them
before. Even better for investors, the company appears to have a
solid long-run plan that could establish Heinz as a significant
global brand for a long time to come.  A Mediocre Third Quarter
The best thing that can likely be said about Heinz's third
quarter is that it was consistent with a pre-announcement and
the company will not be dis