Canadian Frozen Vegetables Brands

Arctic Gardens freezes vegetables in Ontario and Quebec. Nortera, in Brossard, owns the brand, and Bonduelle of France holds 35 percent. Green Giant bags sold in Canada are packed here too, but B&G Foods in the United States still owns the name. No Name, Compliments, and President's Choice are grocery labels, and none of those three names one freezing plant.

Last verified September 2026

Frozen Vegetables Brands Compared

Canadian Frozen Vegetable Brands

Brand	Made In	Brand Origin	Ingredients Sourced From	Available In
Arctic Gardens	Bedford, QuebecSaint-Denis-sur-Richelieu, QuebecTecumseh, Ontario	Grown and packed in Ontario and Quebec	Ontario and Quebec vegetable farms	Grocery stores across Canada
Compliments	Not disclosed	Canadian-owned private label; plant varies by product	GFSI-certified suppliers, origin varies by product	Sobeys banners across Canada
No Name	Not disclosed	Canadian-owned private label; plant varies by product	Not disclosed at brand level	Loblaw banners across Canada
President's Choice	Not disclosed	Canadian-owned private label; manufacturing varies by product	Not disclosed, varies by SKU	LoblawsNo Frills and 3 more Real Canadian SuperstoreIndependentZehrs
Green Giant	Tecumseh, OntarioSaint-Denis-sur-Richelieu, Quebec	Packed in Canada, owned in the United States	Canadian farms, including corn, peas and beans	Grocery stores across Canada

Which brands of frozen vegetables are made in Canada?

5 of the 5 top brands of frozen vegetables we scored are made in Canada, across 10 products on fyiCanada. Brands with the strongest Canadian roots come first, so a famous name with weak Canadian ties doesn’t get the top spot. How the fyiCanada score works.

1. Arctic Gardens

89/100 · Strong Canadian ties

Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Bedford, Quebec)

Head office in Brossard, Quebec

Arctic Gardens frozen vegetables are grown and packed in Ontario and Quebec. Nortera Foods Inc. of Brossard owns the brand and runs the plants. The owner is not fully Canadian. Fonds de solidarité FTQ and the Caisse each hold 32.5 percent, and Bonduelle of France holds 35 percent.

Brand ownership: Nortera Foods Inc. (Brossard, Quebec)
Ultimate parent: FTQ 32.5%, Caisse 32.5%, Bonduelle SA 35%
Manufacturing: Six plants in Ontario and Quebec
Ingredient origin: Vegetables grown in Ontario and Quebec
Official claim: Homegrown, harvested, processed and packaged in Canada

arcticgardens.ca Source: We grow here Source: From field to tableVerified September 2026

Arctic Gardens Frozen Vegetables we list

California Style Vegetables

🍁 Canadian

Quebec, Canada

Arctic Gardens Mixed Vegetables

🍁 Canadian

Quebec, Canada

2. Green Giant

61/100 · Some Canadian ties

Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Tecumseh, Ontario)

Head office in Parsippany, New Jersey

Green Giant in a Canadian freezer is packed in Canada. The brand site says the vegetables are planted, picked and packed here, and Nortera has been the exclusive producer for 30 years. The brand is not Canadian-owned. B&G Foods of Parsippany, New Jersey still owns it. A sale to Nortera had not closed by September 2026.

Brand ownership: B&G Foods Canada (United States)
Ultimate parent: B&G Foods, Inc., Parsippany, New Jersey
Manufacturing: Nortera plants in Tecumseh, ON and Saint-Denis, QC
Ingredient origin: Canadian-grown corn, peas and beans
Official claim: Planted, picked and packed in Canada

greengiantcanada.ca Source: Our Story - Green Giant Canada Source: Contact Us - Green Giant CanadaVerified September 2026

Green Giant Frozen Vegetables we list

3. President's Choice

40/100 · Limited Canadian ties

Origin unverified

Head office in Toronto, OntarioFounded 1984

President's Choice is a Canadian-owned grocery brand. Loblaw Companies Limited launched the line in 1984. Loblaw does not publish one plant for every product, so a popcorn bag and a dressing bottle have to be read one SKU at a time.

Brand ownership: Loblaw Companies Limited (Canada)
Ultimate parent: Loblaw Companies Limited
Manufacturing: Not disclosed, varies by SKU
Ingredient origin: Not disclosed
Official claim: None at brand level

presidentschoice.ca Source: Who we are | Loblaw Companies Ltd.Source: President's ChoiceVerified September 2026

4. No Name

40/100 · Limited Canadian ties

Origin unverified

Founded 1978

No Name is a Canadian grocery brand owned by Loblaw Companies. Loblaws launched it on 21 March 1978 in yellow and black packs. The brand does not publish one factory for the whole line, so a frozen vegetable bag and a bottle of detergent can come from different plants. Read each pack.

Brand ownership: Loblaw Companies Limited (Canada)
Ultimate parent: Loblaw Companies Limited
Manufacturing: Not disclosed, varies by product
Ingredient origin: Not disclosed
Official claim: None at brand level

noname.ca Source: no name Source: No Name (brand)Verified September 2026

No Name Frozen Vegetables we list

No Name Peas and Carrots 750 g

40/100

No Name California Blend Mixed Vegetables 750 g

40/100

5. Compliments

40/100 · Limited Canadian ties

Origin unverified

Head office in Stellarton, Nova ScotiaFounded 1993

Compliments is a Canadian grocery brand owned by Sobeys Inc., part of Empire Company Limited in Stellarton, Nova Scotia. The line joined Sobeys in 1993 as Our Compliments and took this name in 2004. Empire dates the Compliments launch to 2005. No page names one freezing plant, so each bag has to be read on its own.

Brand ownership: Sobeys Inc. (Canada)
Ultimate parent: Empire Company Limited, Stellarton, Nova Scotia
Manufacturing: Not disclosed, varies by product
Ingredient origin: GFSI-certified suppliers, origin not disclosed
Official claim: None at brand level

compliments.ca Source: Our story | Compliments Source: Own Brands - Empire CompanyVerified September 2026

Compliments Frozen Vegetables we list

Compliments Frozen Vegetable Mix For Soup 750 g

40/100

Compliments Frozen Broccoli Florets 500 g

40/100

Compliments Frozen Vegetables Mixed Harvest 750 g

Made in:

More Frozen Vegetables Products

Not already shown above. Filter or sort to browse the full list.

Rosy Farms Haskap Fruit

🍁 Canadian Owned Brand

Haskap fruit is a unique berry that is grown right here in Alberta. These berries are frozen and packed to preserve their delicious flavor and nutritional...

Made in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Buy Now View Details

Aumack Haskap Berry Ranch - Frozen Haskap Berries

🍁 Canadian Owned Brand

Aumack Haskap Berry Ranch offers delicious frozen Haskap berries that are perfect for your kitchen. These berries are hand-picked at their peak ripeness, ...

Made in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Buy Now View Details

Prairie Berries - Frozen Saskatoon Berries

🍁 Canadian Owned Brand

Prairie Berries offers delicious frozen Saskatoon berries that are hand-picked at their peak ripeness. These berries are perfect for making pies, adding t...

Made in Keeler, Saskatchewan, Canada

Buy Now View Details

Frequently Asked Questions About Canadian Frozen Vegetables

What brand of frozen vegetables is manufactured in Western Canada?

Nortera announced Lethbridge's closure. In March 2026 the company said its Alberta frozen plant would shut in June 2026 and the volume would move to Ontario and Quebec. Arctic Gardens is Nortera's brand, packed at plants such as Tecumseh and Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu. Green Giant Canada is packed in Canada too. B&G Foods still owns that name. No Name and Compliments do not name a western factory.

What is a Canadian frozen vegetable company?

Nortera Foods, in Brossard, Quebec. It sells Arctic Gardens and has packed Green Giant in Canada for about 30 years. The FTQ and the Caisse each hold 32.5 percent, and Bonduelle of France holds 35 percent. B&G Foods, in Parsippany, New Jersey, still owns the Green Giant name. A sale to Nortera was open in August 2026, the Competition Bureau said. Compliments and No Name are store brands, not packers.

Who sells frozen vegetables that are made in Canada or the USA?

Arctic Gardens and Green Giant Canada. Both say the vegetables are packed in Canada, at plants in Ontario and Quebec. Green Giant is owned by B&G Foods in the United States. No Name, Compliments, and President's Choice are Canadian grocers' labels. Their pages do not name one plant, so a bag can be brought in. Read the words on the pack.