Perhaps one of the greatest mysteries of Thanksgiving is the cranberry sauce — and we’re not even talking about why people eat it: What’s the deal with the upside-down labels on Ocean Spray cans of ...

At least a handful of Thanksgiving shoppers were disheartened when they went to prepare the holiday staple cranberry sauce last week and found their cans of Ocean Spray did not contain the sauce but ...

There's a big debate happening over canned cranberry sauce this Thanksgiving -- and it has nothing to do with whether or not it's better than homemade. It actually has to do with the can itself.

Ocean Spray is investigating after viral videos of its cranberry sauce appeared to show cans of the Thanksgiving staple filled with water. A TikTok video posted last Friday showed someone opening a ...

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The cranberry market is dominated by a single cooperative: Ocean Spray, whose 700 farmer-owners in North America and Chile produce about 65% of the global cranberry supply. Though the power exerted by ...

Ocean Spray is looking into viral social media videos that claim to show its cranberry sauce cans full of water instead of jelly. One TikTok video has more than 10 million views since it was posted on ...