Organic Ketchup?

Chad (the family shopper) claims that he didn't realize it was organic. He just grabbed the ketchup that was on sale. And it was Heinz, which is what we always get.
Now, I don't have anything at all against organic foods. We would buy them all the time if they weren't so expensive. But organic ketchup is just too funny. Another funny thing was the look on Clara's face when she saw me taking a picture of the ketchup. Also, the word ketchup is starting to sound a bit funny now that I have said it so many times. But the funniest thing of all is the list of ingredients. You see, in order to make organic ketchup, you need (and I quote):
Organic tomato concentrate made from red ripe organic tomatoes (as opposed to the green, unripe kind), organic distilled vinegar, organic sugar, salt (automatically organic?), organic onion powder, organic spices, and natural flavoring (curiously not organic).
Bring on the french fries and diet coke!