What butter is made in Canada?
Gay Lea, Stirling, and Notre Dame are. Gay Lea names a butter plant in Guelph, Ontario. Stirling Creamery churns at 1 Front Street in Stirling, Ontario, from Canadian cream. Notre Dame Creamery is in Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Manitoba. Natrel, owned by Agropur, sells butter from Canadian milk and lists Don Mills, Ontario. Lactantia is made in Canada for French-owned Lactalis.
Is Lactantia butter made in Canada?
Yes. The milk is Canadian. Lactantia butter is made in Canada from Canadian milk for Lactalis Canada. Dairy Farmers of Canada calls it the most prominent branded butter in the country. The parent company is Lactalis in France. The brand lists Brampton, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec.
Where is Notre Dame butter from?
Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Manitoba. That town is where Notre Dame Creamery churns butter. Fromagerie Chaeban, a Winnipeg company, bought the plant from Gay Lea in 2025. It is a separate creamery from Gay Lea in Guelph and from Stirling Creamery in Ontario.
What is European style butter in Canada?
Higher fat than a normal block. Everyday Canadian butter is about 80 percent milk fat. Gay Lea Sea Salted 84% Butter and Stirling Churn 84 are churned to 84 percent, so the brick holds less water. Lactantia also sells a European Style butter. Read the fat line, because cultured and European are not the same claim on every pack.
What is Becel plant butter made of?
Plant oils, not cream. Becel plant butter is made in Brantford, Ontario, and it is not a dairy butter. Flora Food Group of the Netherlands owns the brand. Gay Lea and Stirling, by contrast, churn dairy cream in Ontario. The Becel tub belongs in the spread aisle, not with the cream bricks.