Del Monte's garlic chili sauce is no Maggi, but it's the least disappointing substitute.
And now #DelMonte is going bankrupt??

Better stock up on the least disappointing
#Maggi substitute.

Ok, apparently this bankruptcy is devastating to US farmers, but in a global context, it's local US shenanigans.

ibtimes.co.uk/del-monte-files-…

"Del Monte Pacific Ltd.'s American arm, Del Monte Foods Holdings Ltd. (DMFHL), has filed for bankruptcy."

"Del Monte clarified that the bankruptcy filing in the US will not impact its other businesses in the Philippines or other international markets. The company reassured consumers that its Asian and international operations remain strong."

My off-brand Maggi surrogate seems safe for now.

Del Monte Files for Bankruptcy: What Went Wrong With the 138-Year-Old Canned Business?

Del Monte shared a sad announcement as it confirmed filing for bankruptcy. Here's what went wrong with the hundred-year-old food business.

International Business Times UK

This is complex. So Del Monte Foods has been owned by an Indian group, but in 2007 was partially acquired by its own Singaporean subsidiary, which is the Del Monte Pacific Ltd mentioned above.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bharti_E…

Bharti Enterprises - Wikipedia

@notclacke @clacke Bragg's Liquid Aminos
@deutrino Wait, that sounded like a cyberpunk Soylent Green. But I looked it up and it's real? Is it any good?
@clacke I've actually never tried it, I think I heard it described as being sort of like liquid Cheerios at one point
@deutrino That sounds horrible and fascinating.
@clacke yeah, I just eat protein bars when I need such a thing, but I prefer real food when possible.