23 Degrees Roastery
23 Degrees Roastery is a Toronto-based coffee company.
- Organic
Brands
3acres
3 acres creates various products from honey and beeswax. Their products include honey, candles, and skincare products.
A Good Portion
A Good Portion is a Vancouver-based food production and packaging company.
- Gluten-Free
- Non-GMO
- Organic
Acropolis Organics
Acropolis Organics uses bioharvest and organic farming to create a line of cooking oils and vinegar.
- Organic
ActivPOP
ActivPOP is a brand of popcorn made in Canada. The popcorn is made with charcoal infused sea salt & coconut oil.
African Bronze Honey Company Ltd.
African Bronze Honey Company Ltd. works with African beekeeping projects to market their sustainably harvested, 100% natural forest honey. Their honey is certified organic.
- Organic
Alberta Natural Products
Alberta Natural Products is a family owned business based in Calgary that creates natural health and body care products.
Anita's Organic Mill
Anita's Organic Mill is located in Chilliwack, BC. All products are created in Canada.
- Organic
Anne of Green Gables Chocolates
Anne of Green Gables Chocolates is a traditional chocolate shoppe that specialized in handmade chocolates made with time tested Prince Edward Island recipes.
- Sugar-Free
Artizen Kombucha
Artizen Kombucha has been making Kombucha since 2016. It is a family-run business based in Perth, ON. Production is also in Perth.
Authentic Seacoast
Authentic Seacoast is based in Guysborough. They make coffee, beer and various spirits.
B Factory
B Factory makes products out of beeswax. Their product line includes beeswax food wraps, beeswax sandwich wraps, a natural modeling wax for kids, a wood butter, and a food-safe wood treatment.
- Organic
Bacon Ketchup
Bacon Ketchup is small batch ketchup and sauces made in British Columbia.
Baden Coffee Company
Baden Coffee Company makes small batch roasted coffee in Baden, Ontario.
- Organic
Balderson Cheese
Balderson Cheese began in 1881 by local dairy farmers of Lanark County, near Perth, Ontario. They created a Chedder cheese factory at a crossroads that came to be known, Balderson Corners. The company is named after John Balderson, a retired sergeant from the British army who was among the first homesteaders in the area in the 1860s.
