Ketchup giant Heinz was forced to do damage control after a video allegedly taken in one of their factories went viral. Consumers are fuming after seeing what a few factory workers put in a machine that would eventually crank out countless bottles of ketchup to be distributed across several countries.
Heinz has done a good job of avoiding any major scandals over the years, but some decidedly gross video footage surfaced that had Heinz Egypt doing damage control. The footage aired on a state-run current affairs program, and it supposedly showed two workers putting rotten and discolored tomatoes into a metal tank used in the ketchup-making process. Read the full story here ▶
