Canadian Mustards Brands

The mustard most Canadians buy is French's, and it is not made here. McCormick owns the brand and bottles the yellow in Springfield, Missouri, using Canadian mustard seed. Maille, the Dijon next to it on the shelf, is made in France for Unilever. Jars actually made in Canada include Kozlik's in Toronto, Gravelbourg Mustard in Saskatchewan, and Cian's in Strathmore, Alberta.

Last verified September 2026

Mustards Brands Compared

Canadian Mustard Brands
BrandMade InBrand OriginIngredients Sourced FromAvailable In
Toronto, Ontario
Made in Toronto, Canada
Canadian mustard seed
OntarioBritish Columbia
and 1 more
Online across Canada
Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
Made in Saskatchewan, Canada
Saskatchewan mustard seed
SaskatchewanAlberta
and 1 more
Retailers across Canada
Strathmore, Alberta
Made in Alberta, Canada
Alberta and Saskatchewan mustard seed
AlbertaFarmers markets
Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, France
Made in France
Mustard seed, including Canadian-grown seed
All provinces
Holland, Michigan, United States
American brand, Dijon style
Brown mustard seed grown in Canada for the American recipe
British ColumbiaOntario
New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island
Made in New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Prince Edward Island fruit and produceImported specialty foods (select retail items)
Prince Edward IslandAtlantic Canada
and 3 more
QuebecOntarioOnline across Canada
French's
London, OntarioSpringfield, Missouri, United States
US-owned; some Canadian SKUs bottled in Ontario
Canadian mustard seedsLeamington, Ontario tomatoes
National groceryOnline across Canada
Mount Royal, QuebecFremont, Ohio, United States
Varies by product and market
Ontario tomatoesImported ingredients
CanadaUnited States
and 1 more
Worldwide

Which brands of mustards are made in Canada?

6 of the 8 top brands of mustards we scored are made in Canada, across 8 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.

Gravelbourg Mustard logo

1. Gravelbourg Mustard

97/100 · Very strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, mostly Canadian inputs (Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan)

Head office in Gravelbourg, SaskatchewanFounded 2008

Gravelbourg Mustard is a Canadian brand. Paul Léost and Matt Sirois bought the Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan business in August 2022. The company says the mustard is produced in Canada and that it uses seed grown in Saskatchewan, the province that grows most of Canada's mustard.

Brand ownership
Paul Léost and Matt Sirois (Canada)
Ultimate parent
Gravelbourg Mustard (independent)
Manufacturing
Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
Ingredient origin
Saskatchewan mustard seed
Official claim
Produced in Canada
Gluten-free
Dairy-free
Egg-free
gravelbourgmustard.caSource: Our storySource: ProductsVerified September 2026
Kozlik's logo

2. Kozlik's

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

Head office in Toronto, OntarioFounded 1948

Kozlik's has been family owned since 1948, and Jeremy Kessler runs it from the St. Lawrence Market stall in Toronto. The brand says the mustard is hand-made in small batches with 100 percent Canadian mustard seed. It is a Canadian company making Canadian mustard, not an import with a local label.

Brand ownership
Jeremy Kessler, family-owned in Canada
Ultimate parent
Kozlik's Canadian Mustard (independent)
Manufacturing
Toronto, Ontario
Ingredient origin
100 percent Canadian mustard seed
Official claim
Hand-made with 100% Canadian mustard seed
Prince Edward Island Preserve Company logo

3. Prince Edward Island Preserve Company

86/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island)

Head office in New Glasgow, Prince Edward IslandFounded 1985

Prince Edward Island Preserve Company makes jams, preserves and sauces in a restored 1913 creamery at 2841 New Glasgow Road, PEI. Adam and Marsha Doiron took over in 2022 from founders Bruce and Shirley MacNaughton. Core preserve lines are PEI made, but the company also purveys imported specialty foods, so Canadian origin depends on the product.

Brand ownership
Adam and Marsha Doiron (Canada)
Ultimate parent
Prince Edward Island Preserve Company (family-owned)
Manufacturing
New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island
Ingredient origin
PEI fruit for preserves; some imported retail items
Official claim
Jams and preserves made in PEI
Cian's Mustard logo

4. Cian's Mustard

97/100 · Very strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, mostly Canadian inputs (Strathmore, Alberta)

Head office in Strathmore, AlbertaFounded 2014

Cian's Mustard is Canadian. Cian's Mustard Inc. is an Alberta company with its registered office in Strathmore. The brand says production is local, and that its mustard seed comes from Viterra crops harvested in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Alberta Farmers' Market Association lists it as a family business that sells what it makes.

Brand ownership
Cian's Mustard Inc. (Alberta family)
Ultimate parent
Cian's Mustard Inc. (independent)
Manufacturing
Strathmore, Alberta
Ingredient origin
Alberta and Saskatchewan mustard seed
Official claim
Local production, locally sourced ingredients
Heinz logo

5. Heinz

65/100 · Some Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Mount Royal, Quebec)

Head office in Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaFounded 1869

Heinz is owned by American company Kraft Heinz, but Kraft Heinz Canada says ketchup sold here is made in Mount Royal, Quebec from Leamington, Ontario tomatoes. Many core condiments on Canadian shelves are Canadian-made even though the brand owner is not.

Brand ownership
The Kraft Heinz Company (United States)
Ultimate parent
The Kraft Heinz Company, Chicago and Pittsburgh
Canadian manufacturing
Mount Royal, Quebec
Ingredient origin
Ontario tomatoes, some imported ingredients
Official claim
Made in Canada with local tomatoes

6. French's

35/100 · Limited Canadian ties
Packaged in Canada (London, Ontario)

Head office in Sparks, MarylandFounded 1904

French's is not a Canadian brand. McCormick of Sparks, Maryland bought it from Reckitt Benckiser in 2017. The Canadian site says mustard uses 100 percent Canadian mustard seeds and ketchup uses Leamington tomatoes bottled in Canada. Mustard and fried onions have long been made at the Springfield, Missouri plant.

Brand ownership
McCormick & Company (United States)
Ultimate parent
McCormick & Company, Inc., Sparks, Maryland
Manufacturing
London, ON ketchup; Springfield, MO mustard
Ingredient origin
Canadian mustard seeds; Leamington tomatoes
Official claim
100% Canadian mustard seeds and tomatoes

Which brands of mustards are not Canadian?

These 2 brands are popular in Canada but score lower on fyiCanada’s Canadian score, because they’re foreign-owned, made elsewhere, or both.

Maille logo

1. Maille

12/100 · Imported

Head office in DijonFounded 1747

Maille is not a Canadian brand. Unilever bought the French business Amora Maille in 1999, and the mustard is made at the Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur plant near Dijon. Some of the seed is grown in Canada and shipped to France. The jar on a Canadian shelf is still a French product.

Brand ownership
Unilever (United Kingdom)
Ultimate parent
Unilever PLC
Manufacturing
Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, France
Ingredient origin
Mustard seed, including Canadian-grown seed
Official claim
French Dijon mustard
Grey Poupon logo

2. Grey Poupon

15/100 · Imported

Head office in Chicago, IllinoisFounded 1866

Grey Poupon is not a Canadian brand. Kraft Heinz owns it and, since 2016, has made the American Grey Poupon at its Holland, Michigan plant. The recipe uses brown mustard seed grown in Canada. IGA and specialty grocers in Canada still stock the 200 ml Dijon jars.

Brand ownership
The Kraft Heinz Company (United States)
Ultimate parent
The Kraft Heinz Company, Chicago and Pittsburgh
Manufacturing
Holland, Michigan (American production)
Ingredient origin
Brown mustard seed grown in Canada
Official claim
Dijon mustard

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Frequently Asked Questions About Canadian Mustards

What mustard is made in Canada?

Kozlik's makes small-batch mustard in Toronto with Canadian seed. Gravelbourg Mustard is produced in Saskatchewan. Cian's Mustard is an Alberta company in Strathmore, and Prince Edward Island Preserve Company makes its MustArts line in New Glasgow. French's and Maille, the grocery leaders, are not made here.

Is French's mustard made in Canada?

No. French's mustard is not made in Canada. McCormick of Sparks, Maryland owns the brand, and the yellow is bottled in Springfield, Missouri. The seed in the jar is 100 percent Canadian. Ketchup is the separate French's product bottled in London, Ontario.

Is Heinz mustard Canadian?

Heinz is owned by Kraft Heinz in the United States. Heinz ketchup sold in Canada is made in Mount Royal, Quebec. Heinz yellow mustard is a different line. Kraft Heinz also owns Grey Poupon, and the American Grey Poupon jars are filled in Holland, Michigan.

What are the best mustard brands in Canada?

French's is the top-selling mustard in Canadian grocery stores, with Maille second in the last published ranking. Heinz yellow and Grey Poupon Dijon sit on the same shelf. For a jar made in Canada, look at Kozlik's in Toronto or Gravelbourg Mustard in Saskatchewan.

Which French mustard brands are sold in Canada?

Maille is the French Dijon you will find at Walmart and other grocers. It is owned by Unilever and made near Dijon, often with Canadian-grown seed. Grey Poupon sounds French, but the jars in North America are a Kraft Heinz product filled in Michigan.

Are there Canadian-made mustard brands?

Yes. Kozlik's has been family owned in Toronto since 1948. Gravelbourg Mustard is owned in Saskatchewan and says it is produced in Canada. Cian's Mustard is registered in Strathmore, Alberta. They are smaller than French's, which is why they are harder to spot.