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Old Bay Returns to Original Tin Packaging

 The brand is celebrating a return to its roots with a Baltimore Ravens Commemorative tin giveaway.

Courtesy Old Bay


The next time you pick up a container of OLD BAY at the grocery store, you'll notice something different about the packaging. McCormick & Company, the manufacturer of the popular seafood spice has announced it will return to using tin instead of plastic. The company began transitioning to plastic in the late 1980s, so if you still have one in your cabinet, it's probably a good idea to throw it out.

To celebrate the return to tin, OLD BAY will be giving away a special commemorative prize package inspired by the Baltimore Ravens. From Dec. 1 through Dec. 14, 2025, just visit McCormick.com and enter to win.  The new tins will be available in stores in December and the design, ingredients and taste will be the same OLD BAY that we know and love. 

"OLD BAY is more than a seasoning. It's a symbol of heritage, flavor, and Baltimore pride," Giovanna DiLegge, Vice President Marketing, U.S. Consumer at McCormick & Company. "The return to tin is our way of honoring generations of fans who've made OLD BAY a staple for decades. From crab feasts with family and friends to much more, OLD BAY has long been the flavor that brings people together."



Originally made to season Maryland Blue Crabs, OLD BAY has become a popular seasoning for seafood, chicken, salads, potato chips - even sweets like caramel popcorn. The brand has branched out to hot sauce, cocktail sauce and vodka. Have an OLD BAY fan at home? Visit OLDBAY.com and get them a seasoning set, OLD BAY ugly Christmas sweater or an OLD BAY tree ornament.





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