Photo: Dover Code Enforcement Department
When officials busted into an abandoned warehouse in Dover, New Jersey, they discovered an unusual counterfeiting operation. No, not luxury goods or other things you'd normally think about when you think of things being knocked off - the police stumbled upon a strange tomato ketchup counterfeiting scheme:
Dan Goldberg of The Star-Ledger has the story: LinkIt looks like a grisly murder scene. Red splotches pooling on a warehouse floor. A rotten smell. Insects swarming. Crates knocked to the ground.
But no one died here.
This wasn't carnage. This was condiment.
Inside a privately owned Dover warehouse are the remnants of an abandoned Heinz Tomato Ketchup counterfeiting scheme.
The ketchup appears to be real but the labels on the plastic bottles are a fraud, according to a Heinz spokesman.
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greetings from germany, chris
Head on, apply directly to the forehead.
HEad on, apply directly to the forehead...
They are what the blind use to vote with while holding a bananna, pulling the blinds close, and unlocking it with a key.
Chris #18 and Floyd #21, it's Admiral Dewey, not Kaiser Wilhelm. :)