The CBC reports that
Previously some French's ketchup sold in Canada was manufactured in the United States, but that's no longer the case.
The company has begun ketchup production in the North York district of Toronto, using tomatoes grown in Canada. In 2014, competitor Heinz (now Kraft Heinz) closed the factory in Leamington, Ontario where Heinz had begun; a wave of nationalist fervour followed when
[...] a Facebook post by Orillia resident Brian Fernandez went viral, extolling the virtues of French's ketchup and sympathizing with Leamington over the loss of Heinz jobs.
related story:
Kraft Heinz Proposes a $143 Billion Bid for Unilever
(Score: 1) by butthurt on Thursday May 11 2017, @10:58PM
> Huffpost Editorial Board
You're saying that the Huffington Post are white nationalists, right? Because they're not a Canadian company.