Heinz

Hi. I have two bottles left from a three-pack of large bottles of ketchup that I got from BJ's Wholesale, where two of them have plastic that is delaminating and I am just trying to find out if this is still okay to use.

Unfortunately, it's too long past returning it to the store, but they are still good date-wise and I don't want to just throw them away.

Please get back to me on this. Thank you.

You have gotten so cheap with your products that you lost my respect and business. I take it its not American owned . This is where you despise of all the hazardous materials

I 've noticed the last year or so it just doesn't taste like it used to. If I don't like it I am not going to eat it.

Have you changed the recipe? I am at the point I am going to try another brand.

CI used Heinz Ketsup to make my sloppy joes with. It calls for 2 cups of ketsup.

After measuring the 2 cups 16 oz. I discovered there was no more catsup in the bottle. The outside of the bottle indicates 20 oz. So this means I got shorted 4 oz or half a cup.

Please change your amount on the outside to 16 oz. so you are not making this mistake in the future.

The very wrong type of packaging for the Dill Pickle Relish! No matter how much I have tried to drain all of the excess vinegar or how much I shake the bleeping jar, when I "squeeze" out relish, most of what I get is the darn liquid, the vinegar! For mercy sakes and for the best interests of consumers, put pickle relish in wide mouth jars where we can scoop out what we want, and without all of the darn vinegar!

Your packaging choice of "squeeze" jars for the Dill Relish was and is simply a bad way to package that product!