Where is heinz ketchup from

Ketchup is shown at the former Heinz ketchup plant in Leamington, Ont. There's a reason why hot dogs, buns don't come in equal count packages. This is why Canadians are paying more for peanut butter and other pantry staples.

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Working with the 'Tomato Masters' at Heinz has allowed us to see what the possibilities are for long term food production beyond Earth," he said. Related: Astronaut makes zero-g tacos with 1st chile peppers grown in space. To demonstrate that the tomatoes could be harvested on Mars , the plants were grown in Martian simulant — Earth-based soil chemically matched to the Red Planet's regolith — under the same temperature and water conditions as found on Mars.

Heinz and Aldrin Space Institute experts analyzed soil conditions, selected seeds and implemented agricultural techniques to ensure the end result was the recognizable taste of Heinz ketchup. The research, which was one of the largest projects of its kind related to Mars , also has applications closer to home. If, as shown, the tomatoes can be grown off-planet, they can also be grown in more remote and harsh places on Earth.

Heinz sauces were last made in the UK back in — but this may all change soon! New plans have come to light for Heinz, seeing a huge investment in a UK food manufacturing facility. Interestingly, although often described as a UK favourite condiment, Heinz is actually an American food processing giant, originating in Pittsburgh. A lot of manufacturing for Heinz occurs in North America — however, a little known fact is that production has also been taking place in the Netherlands.

Although this plan is still subject to US approval, the investment in the UK is expected to create 50 brand new full-time jobs, thanks to Heinz. Hundreds of jobs to be created here.