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The brand is working with Pulpex, the same company behind a paper whiskey bottle.

Did you order takeout french fries recently and find there was no ketchup to accompany them? Consider this an opportunity to stock some new options in your pantry for the next time you’ve got dry fries.

After takeout orders increased during the pandemic, many restaurants are now facing a shortage of ketchup packets, leaving customers, and their food, dry.

If you’re someone who appreciates the phrase “I put ketchup on my ketchup,” you’ll be interested (and perhaps slightly horrified) to hear about the latest supply chain shortage to hit the country.

Seattle-based novelty store Archie McPhee, which has already raised eyebrows for peddling candy canes flavored like kale and mac and cheese, is now offering ketchup candy canes to get condiment lovers into the holiday spirit.

The Wiener’s Circle is joining an effort to take back Chicago hot dogs after a Heinz prank left many covered in a forbidden red sauce last week.

Anthony Rizzo isn’t a fan of the new Heinz Chicago Dog Sauce — at least not on his hot dog.

Leave it to Heinz to pull the ultimate prank on Chicago hot dog eaters.

The combination of H.J. Heinz Co. and Kraft Foods Group Inc. will bring many of America’s oldest and best-known brands under the same corporate roof. Take a look at the history behind some of those products.