Heinz Yellow Mustard
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Heinz Yellow Mustard is the classic ballpark mustard with mustard seed, vinegar, turmeric and paprika for colour and tang. It is a staple on hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches and picnic spreads across Canada.
Kraft Heinz Canada prepares mustard in Canada alongside ketchup and other condiments at its Montreal, Quebec facility. Yellow mustard shares that local manufacturing footprint with Heinz Dijon and other mustard SKUs on Canadian shelves.
Contains mustard. Kraft Heinz is an American public company, so the squeeze bottle can be Canadian-made without Canadian ownership. Open Food Facts and grocery listings match this product to UPC 057000019952. Refrigerate after opening if stated on your bottle.
Product Highlights
- •Classic yellow ballpark mustard
- •Turmeric and paprika for colour
- •Contains mustard
- •Prepared by Kraft Heinz Canada
- •UPC 057000019952
Category
Our Canadian score
Some Canadian ties
Heinz Yellow Mustard is bottled by Kraft Heinz Canada in Montreal, Quebec. Kraft Heinz is American-owned, so the squeeze bottle is locally made but not from a Canadian company.
Score breakdown (86% evidenced, medium confidence)
“For over 100 years, Heinz has been proudly preparing their beans in Canada.”
“From our growers in Leamington, Ontario, to our team in Mont Royal, Quebec”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Product Information
Ingredients
Water, mustard seed, vinegar, salt, turmeric, paprika, spices.
Contains:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Heinz Yellow Mustard made in Canada?
Kraft Heinz Canada says mustard is among the condiments prepared in Canada, with major production in Montreal, Quebec. Heinz is owned by US company Kraft Heinz.
What allergens does yellow mustard contain?
The Heinz Canada ingredient list states the product contains mustard.
How is Yellow Mustard different from Heinz Dijon?
Yellow mustard uses turmeric and paprika for a milder, brighter profile. Dijon uses white wine and tartaric acid for a sharper taste.
Who owns Heinz?
The Kraft Heinz Company, a publicly traded American food company, owns the Heinz brand.
What are common uses?
Use it on hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches, devilled eggs and picnic spreads where a mild tangy mustard is needed.
What is the UPC?
Canadian grocery listings match Heinz Yellow Mustard to UPC 057000019952.
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