Heinz must change the design of its iconic ketchup bottles after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
The manufacturer is among hundreds of other food and drink brands that must now remove certain elements from their products. Twinings tea and Bollinger champagne are just two more brands that will have to remove the late monarch's coveted coat of arms, proudly and prominently displayed on their packaging.
A Royal Warrant is a document that lets a company use the royal coat of arms on products and in marketing in exchange for supplying goods and services to the royals, the Mirror reports.
