Canadian Granola Brands

One Degree Organic Foods makes sprouted granola in Abbotsford, B.C. Nature's Path is based in Richmond and also manufactures in Washington and Wisconsin. Quaker Harvest Crunch is the grocery bag, owned by PepsiCo. President's Choice sells Blue Menu granola at Loblaw, and Loblaw does not publish one plant for the line. Kellogg's sells Vector granola. Nature Valley is General Mills, and the Canadian site does not name a plant.

Last verified September 2026

Granola Brands Compared

Canadian Granola Brands
BrandMade InBrand OriginIngredients Sourced FromAvailable In
Arva, Ontario
Made in Arva, Ontario, Canada
Heritage grains from Ontario farmers
OntarioOnline across Canada
Abbotsford, British Columbia
Made in British Columbia, Canada
Northern Alberta oat farmsCanadian and international organic farms
Grocery stores in CanadaUnited States
Armstrong, British ColumbiaChilliwack, British Columbia
Milled in British Columbia from Canadian wheat, owned in Japan
Canadian wheat and grains
Western CanadaOntario
Not disclosedAmerican brand. Factory for the Canadian granola is not published.Not disclosed
Canada
Delta, British ColumbiaBlaine, Washington, United StatesSussex, Wisconsin, United States
Canadian-owned, made in B.C. and the United States
Canadian farmsNorth American organic ingredientsFair Trade cacao
British ColumbiaOntario
and 1 more
Online across Canada
Quaker
Peterborough, OntarioTrenton, Ontario
American-owned, made in Peterborough and Trenton, Ontario
Canadian oatsNorth American oats
OntarioOnline across Canada
Not disclosedCanadian-owned private label; manufacturing varies by product
Not disclosed, varies by SKU
LoblawsNo Frills
and 3 more
Real Canadian SuperstoreIndependentZehrs
Kellogg's
Belleville, OntarioBattle Creek, Michigan, United States
American-owned, some cereal made in Belleville, Ontario
Not disclosed
OntarioOnline across Canada

Which granola brands are made in Canada?

7 of the 8 top granola brands we scored are made in Canada, across 7 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.

Arva Flour Mills logo

1. Arva Flour Mills

94/100 · Very strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, mostly Canadian inputs (Arva, Ontario)

Head office in Arva, OntarioFounded 1819

Arva Flour Mills has operated on Medway Creek north of London, Ontario since 1819. Mark and Jo-elle Rinker own the mill today. The site cold-mills flour on century-old roller mills and packages soup mixes, soup bases and baking mixes at 2042 Elgin Street in Arva.

Brand ownership
Mark and Jo-elle Rinker (Canada)
Ultimate parent
None. Family-owned.
Manufacturing
Arva, Ontario
Ingredient origin
Heritage grains from Ontario farmers
Official claim
Farm to Table since 1819
Nature's Path logo

2. Nature's Path

71/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Packaged in Canada (Delta, British Columbia)

Head office in Richmond, British ColumbiaFounded 1985

Nature's Path Organic Foods is still owned by the Stephens family that founded it in Vancouver in 1985. The company is based in Richmond, British Columbia and runs manufacturing in Delta, B.C., Blaine, Washington, and Sussex, Wisconsin. So the brand is Canadian-owned, while a box on a Canadian shelf may have been packed in B.C. or in the United States.

Brand ownership
Stephens family (Canada)
Ultimate parent
Nature's Path Organic Foods
Manufacturing
Delta, B.C.; Blaine, WA; Sussex, WI
Ingredient origin
Canadian farms plus North American organic ingredients
Official claim
Proudly Canadian-owned and operated in the U.S.
Organic
Non-GMO
Fair Trade
naturespath.comSource: Our PathSource: Our FamilyVerified September 2026
One Degree Organic Foods logo

3. One Degree Organic Foods

84/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Partly assembled in Canada (Abbotsford, British Columbia)

Head office in Abbotsford, British ColumbiaFounded 2012

One Degree Organic Foods Inc. is a family-owned Canadian company with manufacturing in Abbotsford, British Columbia. CEO Stan Smith has said the family also runs Silver Hills Bakery. The 2024 forced-labour filing says the company produces goods in Canada and engages co-manufacturers it does not control, so origin can vary by SKU.

Brand ownership
One Degree Organic Foods Inc. (Canada)
Ultimate parent
Smith family / Silver Hills Bakery
Manufacturing
Abbotsford, B.C., plus co-manufacturers
Ingredient origin
Canadian and international organic farms
Official claim
Not disclosed
Canada Organic
USDA Organic
Non-GMO Project Verified
onedegreeorganics.comSource: Our Story | One Degree OrganicsSource: How We Make Our Sprouted OatsVerified September 2026
Rogers Foods logo

4. Rogers Foods

78/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Armstrong, British Columbia)

Head office in Armstrong, British Columbia

Partly. Rogers Foods Ltd. mills flour in Armstrong and Chilliwack, British Columbia, from Canadian wheat, and the bags say Made in Canada. Nisshin Flour Milling lists Rogers as a Canadian group company, and Nisshin's 2025 report says the group bought Rogers in 1989. The flour is Canadian. The owner is Japanese.

Brand ownership
Nisshin Flour Milling Inc. (Japan) since 1989
Ultimate parent
Nisshin Seifun Group Inc., Tokyo
Manufacturing
Armstrong and Chilliwack, British Columbia
Ingredient origin
Canadian wheat and grains
Official claim
Made in Canada

5. Quaker

58/100 · Some Canadian ties
Canadian-made, imported inputs (Peterborough, Ontario)

Head office in Chicago, IllinoisFounded 1877

Quaker is owned by PepsiCo, which bought The Quaker Oats Company in 2001. PepsiCo Canada says it operates two Quaker plants, in Peterborough and Trenton, Ontario. Unifor Local 1996 represents 440 workers at the Peterborough factory. So the oatmeal in a Canadian store is often made here, while the trademark and the profit sit with an American parent.

Brand ownership
PepsiCo, Inc. (United States)
Ultimate parent
PepsiCo, Inc.
Manufacturing
Peterborough and Trenton, Ontario
Ingredient origin
North American oats
Official claim
Not disclosed
President's Choice logo

6. 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

7. Kellogg's

20/100 · Limited Canadian ties
Packaged in Canada (Belleville, Ontario)

Head office in Battle Creek, MichiganFounded 1906

Kellogg's ready-to-eat cereal in Canada is run by WK Kellogg Co of Battle Creek, Michigan, the North America cereal business spun out of the old Kellogg Company. Reuters reported a Canadian plant in Belleville, Ontario, alongside Battle Creek and Lancaster. Mini-Wheats have been tied to Belleville. Froot Loops, Frosted Flakes and many other SKUs are still made at U.S. plants.

Brand ownership
WK Kellogg Co (United States)
Ultimate parent
WK Kellogg Co
Manufacturing
Belleville, Ontario plus U.S. plants
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
Not disclosed

Which granola brands are not Canadian?

These 1 brands are popular in Canada but score lower on fyiCanada’s Canadian score, because they’re foreign-owned, made elsewhere, or both.

Nature Valley logo

1. Nature Valley

0/100 · Imported
Origin unverified

Head office in Minneapolis, MinnesotaFounded 1973

No. Nature Valley is a General Mills brand, and General Mills is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The US site says the line started in 1973 as granola cereal, then became a bar. In Canada the site sells protein granola in oats and honey and in oats and dark chocolate. It never names a plant, so the box has an American owner and an unpublished factory.

Brand ownership
General Mills (United States)
Ultimate parent
General Mills, Minneapolis
Manufacturing
Not disclosed
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
No origin claim on the Canadian site

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Frequently Asked Questions About Canadian Granola

What granola cereal is made in Canada?

One Degree Organic Foods makes sprouted granola in Abbotsford, British Columbia. Rogers Foods marks its five-grain cranberry almond granola Made in Canada. Arva Flour Mills packs honey almond granola at its mill in Arva, Ontario. Nature's Path is based in Richmond, B.C., and also manufactures in Washington and Wisconsin. Quaker Harvest Crunch is the national grocery granola. PepsiCo owns Quaker. The Harvest Crunch plant is not named on the pages checked for this guide.

Which granola brands are Canadian?

One Degree Organic Foods and Nature's Path are Canadian-owned. One Degree manufactures in Abbotsford, B.C. Nature's Path is based in Richmond and also runs plants in Delta, B.C., Blaine, Washington, and Sussex, Wisconsin, so the box can be Canadian or American. Rogers Foods mills in British Columbia and Nisshin of Japan has owned it since 1989. Arva Flour Mills is a family mill in Arva, Ontario. Quaker and Nature Valley are not Canadian-owned.

Is One Degree granola made in Canada?

Yes. One Degree Organic Foods is a family company with manufacturing in Abbotsford, British Columbia, and its sprouted oat granolas are the bags already listed on this page. The company has also said it uses co-manufacturers it does not control, so one SKU can differ from the next. Sprouted is the process shoppers search. The Canadian fact is the Abbotsford plant, not the word on the front.

What is sprouted granola?

Sprouted granola is the One Degree style people look up. One Degree Organic Foods in Abbotsford, B.C. sprouts oats before it bakes the clusters. The classic, vanilla chia, and supergrain bags are the ones already on this site. Sprouting does not by itself mean the bag was packed in Canada. For this brand, the plant tied to the company is in Abbotsford, and the label on the bag is still the last check.

Is organic granola made in Canada?

No. Organic is a farming rule, not a factory address. One Degree Organic Foods in Abbotsford and Nature's Path in Richmond both sell organic granola, and Nature's Path also manufactures in the United States. Quaker Harvest Crunch is the big conventional grocery granola, owned by PepsiCo. Nature Valley protein granola is a General Mills product, and the Canadian product pages do not name a plant.