The Company
W Ketchup was launched on June 14, 2004, nine days after
President Ronald Reagan died at age 93. We
thank President Reagan for his selfless service to this nation.
W Ketchup™ was founded
to recover what it is to be an American
and enjoy smooth, rich ketchup. Too
often, great American brands have lost their way, forgetting those who
made
them successful: the American consumer. W Ketchup stands not only for delicious
ketchup, but also for the
principles that made this country great.Reagan won the Cold War, let private enterprise flourish, and most of all made Americans proud to be Americans again. “We look for that fine day when we will see him again, all weariness gone, clear of mind, strong and sure and smiling again, and the sorrow of this parting gone forever. May God bless Ronald Reagan and the country he loved.” W Ketchup
is made in The KetchupW Ketchup avoids the harsh, vinegary taste of some of its competitors, and instead blends its ingredients into a smooth, rich flavor that enhances any meal. W Ketchup also offers a healthier alternative with new, Organic W Ketchup™ made from only the most natural ingredients.
W Ketchup
in the home, outside,
or at a restaurant signals
an individual who isn’t afraid to take a stand and exercise the right
to have
the right brand of ketchup. W Ketchup
breaks the ketchup monopoly to give Americans a choice. W Ketchup
is
Supporting the Freedom Alliance Scholarship FundA portion of every W Ketchup™ sale is donated to the Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships for the children of active duty service members killed in the line of duty. Freedom Alliance President Tom Kilgannon said, “When I heard that W Ketchup was donating a portion of their sales to the Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund, I shouted, ‘Hot dog!’ We relish the opportunity to be involved with such a great product and a great team.” Kilgannon added, “The purpose of our Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund is not only to help qualifying young men and women meet the increasing costs of a college education, but also, to remind them that their parent's sacrifice will never be forgotten by a grateful nation.” |