Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ:KHC) is a relatively new player in the dividend field for investors but of course, only the combination itself is new. The two participants had long been dividend favorites and with them combined, that hasn't changed. The company's 2.7% yield isn't among the best in the market but among the consumer staples - a group I think has been overvalued for years at this point - its yield is right in the ballpark of its competitors. But growth has been tough to come by for the staples and KHC is no exception; how does this impact the dividend going forward?
