Heinz Ketchup Facing Backlash for Personalization Restrictions
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Heinz ketchup faced criticism in Germany after it was revealed that their personalized bottle service allowed names like 'Allah' and 'Satan' but not 'Jesus'. Deputy chair of the AfD faction in the Bundestag, Beatrice von Storch, accused the company of discriminating against Christians. Heinz later updated their website to include 'Jesus' as an option, stating that their sauces are 'intended for everyone'.
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