Kraft Heinz clarifies ketchup labeling confusion in Canada over U.S. origin claims

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Kraft Heinz ketchup labels in Canada have sparked confusion among consumers. Some bottles state "Product of the U.S.A." despite the company producing ketchup in Quebec. This occurs when certain specialty ketchups cannot be made in Canada due to high demand. Kraft Heinz clarified that only 10% of their ketchup sold in Canada comes from the U.S. They source over 220 million pounds of tomatoes from Ontario. The company recently renewed its agreement with a processing facility in Leamington for four more years. The situation comes amid potential tariffs from the U.S. on Canadian goods. The Canadian government is reportedly preparing a stimulus package to support businesses if these tariffs are implemented.


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