Overview
- The TSA posted repeated social-media warnings and photos of confiscated bottles, and on Monday, June 22 it reminded travelers that full-size condiment bottles are not allowed in carry-on bags.
- The agency said sauces and gel-like foods must fit the 3.4-ounce (100 ml) carry-on limit and advised fans to place larger containers in checked luggage to avoid confiscation.
- Kraft teased a limited “TSA-Compliant Ranch” travel kit that it says will include single-serve packets and a clear quart-sized bag but the company has not confirmed a firm launch date or availability.
- Local officials joined the messaging with a tongue-in-cheek advisory from Santa Clara police as the trend of international fans sampling ranch spread at World Cup sites and airports.
- Travelers and commenters pointed out existing security-friendly options such as single-serve or powdered ranch packets, a practical workaround that could reduce checkpoint delays and lost souvenirs.