Kraft Heinz Fights For Apportionment Of NJ Litter Fee

By Paul Williams · January 8, 2026, 6:40 PM EST

Kraft Heinz asked the New Jersey Tax Court to rule that the state's litter control fee unconstitutionally taxed the company's out-of-state activities by not allowing it to apportion the levy based...

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