Heinz Tomato Ketchup (glass bottle)

Identification and packaging: The photo shows the classic Heinz Tomato Ketchup glass bottle (Heinz keystone label and the round “57” on the neck/cap), a globally recognized ketchup SKU.

Brand origin: Heinz was founded in the United States (H. J. Heinz Company, Pittsburgh) in the 19th century and Heinz Tomato Ketchup is one of the brand’s flagship products.

Manufacturing and sourcing: Heinz ketchup is manufactured regionally in multiple factories around the world rather than from a single site. For the U.S. market the brand historically produces ketchup at dedicated U.S. plants (notably Fremont, Ohio and Muscatine, Iowa); for Europe production is commonly handled in regional plants (examples include facilities in the UK and the Netherlands). Recipes and ingredient sourcing are adapted to meet local regulations and supply chains, so a bottle sold in one market may be produced in that region’s factory.

Ownership and distribution: The Heinz brand is currently owned by The Kraft Heinz Company (American multinational). Kraft Heinz operates global and regional business units (including European/Nordic operations) that handle distribution and local market management; local importers or Kraft Heinz’s regional arm typically distributes Heinz products in Denmark and other European markets.

Practical note: The specific country of manufacture for a given bottle can usually be confirmed from production codes or “Produced in …” text printed on the bottle (often on the neck, base, or near the ingredient panel). If you need the exact factory for this particular bottle, please provide a clear close-up of the production code or the printed origin text on the label.