As the nation prepares to lay Queen Elizabeth II to rest for the final time on Monday, many changes are being put into place to mark respects for the late monarch.
One change that was not as well known by many is the removal of labels on certain products sold in the UK, due to the fact that they bear the Queen's coat of arms on them. Popular ketchup brand Heinz had reported earlier this week that they will be changing the design of their iconic product.
This is due to a Royal Warrant being granted to Heinz, and hundreds of other brands, which allows a company to use the royal coat of arms on products and in marketing in exchange for supplying goods and services to the royals, the Mirror reports.
