It's tasty. And remember: the bottle still says made in the USA because they didn't actually save the plant, they just chose to buy the tomatoes which supplied the plant. Which is half a yay, but better than no yay.
My kids and their friends go through a fair bit of ketchup so I am generally several bottles ahead of them (I like to buy on sale) so when Heinz pulled out, I started buying other brands. We have tried the local co-op's house brand with mixed results and when that runs out we will try the French's we have in the cupboard. Hopefully we like that as I would rather not go back to the co-op brand. It is okay with some foods but not a flavour that can stand up on its own such as when you serve it on chips.
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-- Steve's politically motivated to do so, but his current bottle of Heinz (also produced from Leamington) will probably last until July.
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Will climate change lengthen the tomato-growing season in Leamington, Ontario?