A popular local merch dealer now has the green light to sell items adorned with Marylanders’ favorite kitchen spice.
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Route One Apparel Adds Old Bay Brand to its Roster
McCormick Moving Away From Tin Cans, Meaning Changes for Old Bay
Old Bay’s tin cans are just as distinctive as the spice inside. As of this summer, however, the packaging will no longer be made of metal.
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Hogan to Veto Education Overhaul Bill; A Play-by-Play of a Standoff Handled by Police; and More
Baltimore Co. Council set to vote on $2 million state loan for McCormick & Co. – Baltimore Sun
$11 Million to Make the MTA Experience More Reliable – CBS Baltimore
“Suspect is down, the kids are safe.” – City Paper
Gov. Hogan vows to veto controversial education legislation – Fox45
Orioles plan on taking another power trip to AL playoffs – Associated Press
McDonald’s is Going to Start Using Old Bay in its Filet-O-Fish
You can get Old Bay just about everywhere in Maryland. McDonald’s is joining the list soon.
Old Bay Brand Announces Emission-Reduction Plans
Back in March, I bad-mouthed McCormick & Co. Inc.’s limited-edition Old Bay canisters and T-shirts that commemorated the Ravens’ Super Bowl win. I called them “awful” and “ugly.” But McCormick’s energy-conserving plans make we want to make amends.
By 2018, the Sparks-based spice company plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percent (from 2009 levels), water usage by 20 percent, electricity usage by 20 percent, and solid waste by 50 percent. The company also plans to make plastic bottles that are 25 percent lighter.
