The target consumer of the Heinz advertisement is the health conscious. While this is not all of America, or even the world, it is a large part of it. This advertisement will appeal to people looking to replace sugary foods with healthy ingredients in order to achieve their goals of living better lifestyles. Whether that is parents looking for healthier ingredients for their children, young people looking to cut out preservatives, or people looking to lose weight, this ad appeals to those looking to make healthier eating choices; this advertisement does not speak to a specific age or gender. It is universal in terms of its content of society’s pressures on large food corporations to make their products healthier. This is shown by using a real tomato in the advertisement and using the word “grows”. Being able to reach and personally affect a wide range of audiences is the key to effectively sell any product. In the advertisement Heinz claims that no one grows ketchup like they do. Whether Heinz actually changed the ingredients in its ketchup while this advertisement was shown is unknown, but regardless this ad appeals to those looking to eat better quality foods as well as those looking to make sure their children are eating healthily. Even an advertisement about a universally known brand has the potential to be interpreted in various ways. A consumer may see the sliced ketchup bottle as an abstract sculpture, and therefore associate Heinz ketchup with innovation and art. Consumers may also infer that Heinz is a ketchup company that grows ingredients on their own tomato farm. The interpretation is reliant upon the values and customs of a particular segment of society but marketers have the opportunity to appeal to consumers of all forms in this advertisement depending on how they view it.