In Pictures: Leamington, Ontario, tomato capital of Canada
A sign in Leamington, Ontario. Company officials announced the Heinz plant would be closing next year.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
The Heinz factory in Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Employees Al Reneau and Rebecca Zlotnik walk from the Heinz factory in Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Employees walk outside the Heinz factory in Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Employees walk from the Heinz factory in Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
License plate on Heinz themed truck in downtown Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Joseph Tentani a 29-year employee shows his Heinz 100th anniversary shirt outside the Heinz factory in Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Dennis Jackson, a Heniz collector and historian drives his Heinz themed truck in downtown Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Dennis Jackson, a Heniz collector and historian looks over some of Heinz historic displays in the Arts Centre in downtown Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Heinz historic displays in the Arts Centre in downtown Leamington, Ontario.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
A T-Shirt for sale in downtown Leamington, Ontario. Company officials announced the Heinz plant would be closing next year.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Two boys walk into the H.J. Heinz Arena in Leamington, Ontario. Company officials announced the Heinz plant would be closing next year.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail
Sisters, Sarah Crawford (27) and Tracy Tucker (29) console each other as the closing of the Heinz factory in Leamington, Ontario. sinks in. Both their parents, Tucker and Crawford's husband all work at the plant.Dave Chidley/The Globe and Mail