Dear Heinz,

Its 2022, and time to make your tins/cans stackable, for the safety of ..... well everyone.

I'm petrified to open my cupboard in case I get buried in your beans and soups - joking aside, your products are actually a real hazard at this stage -we've had a few near misses in our own household. Almost all other manufacturers have managed to produce a tin/can that safely interlocks with another, when stacked - hell, even other brands interlock with each other! Time to follow their lead. 

We don't buy your story (defense) about it being a quality requirement to have a "double seam on each end of the can". Nor do we need to use a can opener on each end - one end works just fine!

I believe its more to do with Supermarkets having to drop your pallets randomly on the shop floor, as they too cant safely deal with this stacking (or lack of) issue. As a result, your product (literally) stands out more (great marketing)!

Get it sorted please.

Remember - the Customer is always right!

 

Please share with family & friends - lets get this issue resolved

 

Kind Regards,

RH

 

Here's a few threads taken from Reddit;

Heinz tins do not stack

Heinz cans are not designed to lock together

Heinz making tins that aren't stackable

Heinz tinned soups do not stack on top of each other

These non stacking cans