It may seem surprising given all of the variations and flavors now available, but since Heinz ketchup originated in 1876, the ...

How to Get Ketchup Out of a Heinz 57 Bottle. Without the flexibility of squeezable plastic, getting ketchup out of a glass Heinz bottle can be tough. But there’s a trick!

CBS News Pittsburgh Live. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The fate of the second Heinz Field scoreboard ketchup bottle has been decided. Fans nostalgic for the days when Acrisure Stadium used to be Heinz ...

HEINZ, maker of the world’s favorite ketchup and beloved condiments, is teaming up with Pulpex to develop a paper-based, renewable and recyclable bottle made from 100 percent sustainably sourced ...

The resolution: Heinz worked with retailers to understand how the smaller sizes of ketchup, particularly the 24-ounce Red Rocket, eroded profitability for all — because profitability on a per ...

If you want to get your hands on an Emotional Support Ketchup Bottle, this is what you need to know. They are available on Amazon for a limited time only with a price of $7.99. You can grab one ...

The giant bottle of Heinz 57 previously sat inside Acrisure Stadium — formerly Heinz Field — pouring neon red ketchup when the Pittsburgh Steelers entered “the red zone” on the football field.

The second Heinz Field ketchup bottle now has a place to call home.The bottles came down last summer when Heinz Field became Acrisure Stadium. One remains at the stadium's Gate C.

A giant Heinz ketchup bottle is back at Heinz Field, err, Acrisure Stadium. On Tuesday, crews were spotted installing the 35-long, fiberglass bottle on the exterior of the North Shore stadium.

It’s not pulp fiction — Kraft Heinz Co. said its iconic Heinz Ketchup bottle could someday be made from paper. The food giant, based jointly in Pittsburgh and Chicago, said it has teamed with ...

A Heinz ketchup bottle has made a comeback at Acrisure Stadium.The bottle is back: Watch the video from the North Shore above.Crews started the meticulous process of putting the refurbished bottle ...

The Kraft Heinz Co., maker of the world’s most popular ketchup, could soon put the condiment in a bottle the company says is 100% sustainably sourced wood pulp.