Canadian Salad Dressings Brands

Kraft, Renée's and Hellmann's salad dressings sold in Canadian grocery are made here: Kraft and Renée's at Kraft Heinz's Montreal plant, Hellmann's in Toronto. Little Creek bottles organic vinaigrettes in Kelowna, The Garlic Box mixes garlic dressings in Formosa, Ontario, and Prince Edward Island Preserve Company cooks its garlic dressings in New Glasgow, PEI. President's Choice is a Loblaw brand whose plant varies by bottle. Hidden Valley ranch is a Clorox import made in the United States.

Last verified September 2026

Salad Dressings Brands Compared

Canadian Salad Dressing Brands
BrandMade InBrand OriginIngredients Sourced FromAvailable In
The Garlic Box
Formosa, Ontario
Made in Ontario, Canada with Ontario garlic
Ontario-grown garlic
OntarioCostco
and 2 more
SobeysOnline across Canada
Little Creek Dressing
Kelowna, British Columbia
Made in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Organic vinegar, fruit and spiceOriginally farm raspberries, basil and garlic
British Columbia groceryOntario stores
and 1 more
Online across Canada
Prince Edward Island Preserve Company
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
Hidden Valley
United States
Made in the United States
Not disclosed
Walmart CanadaCanadian grocery
and 1 more
Online across Canada
Terra Delyssa
Tunisia
Made in Tunisia
Tunisian olives from CHO Group orchards
CanadaUnited States
and 1 more
Online
Renée's
Montreal, Quebec
Made in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Canola oilEggsParmesan cheeseAnchovies
LoblawsSobeys
and 3 more
MetroWalmartOnline across Canada
Hellmann's
Toronto, Ontario
Made in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Quebec free-run eggsCanadian Prairie canola oil
Grocery across CanadaAmazon.ca
and 1 more
Instacart
Kraft
Montreal, Quebec
Prepared in Canada
Vegetable oilVinegarSugarGarlic
LoblawsSobeys
and 3 more
MetroWalmartOnline across Canada
President's Choice
Not disclosedCanadian-owned private label; manufacturing varies by product
Not disclosed, varies by SKU
LoblawsNo Frills
and 3 more
Real Canadian SuperstoreIndependentZehrs

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Which brands of salad dressings are made in Canada?

7 of the 9 top brands of salad dressings we scored are made in Canada, across 19 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. Little Creek Dressing

87/100 · Strong Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Kelowna, British Columbia)

Head office in Kelowna, British ColumbiaFounded 1995

Little Creek is a Canadian salad dressing. Donna Denison bottled the first batch on the family farm in 1995, and the company says production moved into a Kelowna facility in 2014. The brand site and Buy BC both state the dressings are made in a HACCP verified plant in British Columbia. Ownership remains with the Denison family.

Brand ownership
Denison family (Canada)
Ultimate parent
Little Creek Dressing, Kelowna, B.C.
Manufacturing
Kelowna, British Columbia
Ingredient origin
Organic vinegar, fruit and spice; farm origin not published for every fruit
Official claim
Canadian made in a HACCP verified facility in BC
Organic
littlecreekdressing.comSource: Little Creek DressingSource: About Little Creek DressingVerified September 2026

Little Creek Dressing Salad Dressings we list

Little Creek Dressing Cherry Balsamic 295 ml

Little Creek Dressing Cherry Balsamic 295 ml

87/100
🍁 Canadian
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Little Creek Dressing Okanagan Caesar 295 ml

Little Creek Dressing Okanagan Caesar 295 ml

100/100
🍁 Canadian
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Little Creek Dressing Okanagan's Original 295 ml

Little Creek Dressing Okanagan's Original 295 ml

100/100
🍁 Canadian
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

2. The Garlic Box

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

Head office in Formosa, OntarioFounded 1998

The Garlic Box is a Canadian garlic brand. Jackie and Jim Rowe started it in 1998 from Ontario-grown garlic. In 2021 it became a division of Voisin's Maple Products, a family company in Formosa, Ontario. The company says it is CFIA certified and sells fresh garlic at Costco and Sobeys.

Brand ownership
Voisin's Maple Products (Canada)
Ultimate parent
Voisin's Maple Products, Formosa, Ontario
Manufacturing
Formosa, Ontario
Ingredient origin
Ontario-grown garlic
Official claim
Ontario-grown garlic food products
thegarlicbox.comSource: Our StorySource: LocationsVerified September 2026

The Garlic Box Salad Dressings we list

The Garlic Box - Dressing: Garlic & Dill

The Garlic Box - Dressing: Garlic & Dill

🍁 Canadian
Ontario, Canada
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
preservecompany.comSource: Our StorySource: WelcomeVerified September 2026

Prince Edward Island Preserve Company Salad Dressings we list

Prince Edward Island Preserve Co. Garlic & Dill Dressing

Prince Edward Island Preserve Co. Garlic & Dill Dressing

🍁 Canadian
New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Renée's logo

4. Renée's

69/100 · Some Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Montreal, Quebec)

Head office in Toronto, OntarioFounded 1984

Renée's dressings are made in Canada. Kraft Heinz says the line has been Canadian-made since 1984, and Global News reports they are produced at the Mont Royal plant in Montreal. Heinz Canada bought the Toronto company from founder Renée Unger in 2006, so the brand is now American-owned.

Brand ownership
The Kraft Heinz Company (United States)
Ultimate parent
The Kraft Heinz Company
Manufacturing
Mont Royal, Montreal, Quebec
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed (canola oil, eggs, cheese, anchovies on pack)
Official claim
Canadian-made with no artificial colours or flavours
kraftheinz.comSource: Canadian Salad Dressing | Renée'sSource: Heinz Acquires Renée's Gourmet FoodsVerified September 2026

Renée's Salad Dressings we list

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Renée’s Classic Ranch Dressing

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

5. Kraft

54/100 · Some Canadian ties
Canadian-made, imported inputs (Montreal, Quebec)

Head office in Chicago, Illinois

Kraft is an American brand. Kraft Heinz's 2024 newsroom release calls Kraft Canada's salad dressing category leader and says the Pure J.L. KRAFT line is proudly prepared in Canada. Canadian Grocer reports the Montreal factory makes Kraft salad dressing, Kraft Dinner and Kraft peanut butter. Ownership stays with Kraft Heinz in Chicago and Pittsburgh.

Brand ownership
The Kraft Heinz Company (United States)
Ultimate parent
The Kraft Heinz Company, Chicago and Pittsburgh
Manufacturing
Montreal, Quebec
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed (vegetable oil, vinegar, sugar, garlic)
Official claim
Proudly prepared in Canada
kraftheinz.comSource: Kraft Heinz Unveils New Canadian Brand – Pure J.L. KRAFT Dressings & MarinadesSource: Grocery code could spur investment, stabilize prices: Kraft Heinz Canada presidentVerified September 2026

Kraft Salad Dressings we list

Kraft Creamy Caesar Salad Dressing

Kraft Creamy Caesar Salad Dressing

57/100
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Kraft Rancher's Choice Salad Dressing

Kraft Rancher's Choice Salad Dressing

57/100
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Kraft Catalina Salad Dressing

Kraft Catalina Salad Dressing

57/100
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Kraft Zesty Italian Salad Dressing

Kraft Zesty Italian Salad Dressing

57/100
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Hellmann's logo

6. Hellmann's

61/100 · Some Canadian ties
Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs (Toronto, Ontario)

Head office in LondonFounded 1913

Hellmann's products sold here are Canadian-made. The Canadian site says every product is crafted in Canada, and the Made in Canada page names Toronto, Ontario, with Quebec free-run eggs and Prairie canola oil in the mayonnaise. Unilever has owned Hellmann's since 2000, so the factory is Canadian and the parent is not.

Brand ownership
Unilever PLC (United Kingdom)
Ultimate parent
Unilever PLC
Manufacturing
Toronto, Ontario
Ingredient origin
Quebec and Ontario eggs, Prairie canola oil
Official claim
Proudly Made in Canada for Over 75 Years
hellmanns.comSource: Hellmann's CanadaSource: Hellmann's Made in CanadaVerified September 2026

Hellmann's Salad Dressings we list

Hellmann's Buttermilk Ranch Chicken Wing Dip

Hellmann's Buttermilk Ranch Chicken Wing Dip

59/100
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hellmann's Dijonnaise Mayonnaise Type Dressing

Hellmann's Dijonnaise Mayonnaise Type Dressing

68/100
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
President's Choice logo

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

President's Choice Salad Dressings we list

President's Choice Caesar Dressing

President's Choice Caesar Dressing

40/100
🍁 Canadian
President's Choice Lemon Garlic Vinaigrette

President's Choice Lemon Garlic Vinaigrette

80/100
🍁 Canadian
Canada
President's Choice Maple Balsamic Vinaigrette

President's Choice Maple Balsamic Vinaigrette

70/100
🍁 Canadian
Canada

Which brands of salad dressings 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.

Terra Delyssa logo

1. Terra Delyssa

0/100 · Imported

Head office in SfaxFounded 1996

Terra Delyssa is a Tunisian olive oil brand, not a Canadian one. CHO Group mills and bottles the oil at its orchards and facilities in Tunisia. CHO America, a Houston-based subsidiary, distributes Terra Delyssa at Costco, Walmart and grocery chains across Canada, but the product itself is imported.

Brand ownership
CHO America (United States)
Ultimate parent
CHO Group, Sfax, Tunisia
Manufacturing
Tunisia (orchards, mills, bottling)
Ingredient origin
Tunisian olives from CHO Group orchards
Official claim
Single-origin Tunisian olive oil
Organic (Ecocert)
Non-GMO Project Verified
Kosher
terradelyssa.comSource: Terra Delyssa homepageSource: Our StoryVerified September 2026

Terra Delyssa Salad Dressings we list

Terra Delyssa Raspberry Vinaigrette

Terra Delyssa Raspberry Vinaigrette

🍁 Canadian
Canada

2. Hidden Valley

0/100 · Imported

Head office in Santa Barbara, CaliforniaFounded 1956

Hidden Valley is an American ranch dressing brand. The Hidden Valley site says The Clorox Company acquired it in 1972 and that bottled dressings are made in facilities across the United States. A Canadian storefront exists at hiddenvalleyranch.ca, and the contact page calls Hidden Valley a member of the CLX family of brands, but that is distribution, not Canadian manufacturing or ownership.

Brand ownership
The Clorox Company (United States)
Ultimate parent
The Clorox Company
Manufacturing
United States
Ingredient origin
Not disclosed
Official claim
No Canadian origin claim
hiddenvalleyranch.caSource: Hidden Valley Ranch FAQsSource: Hidden Valley Ranch Canada ContactVerified September 2026

Hidden Valley Salad Dressings we list

Hidden Valley Original Ranch Seasoning Mix

Hidden Valley Original Ranch Seasoning Mix

0/100
United States
Hidden Valley Greek Tzatziki Dressing & Dip

Hidden Valley Greek Tzatziki Dressing & Dip

0/100
United States
Hidden Valley Original Ranch Dressing & Dip

Hidden Valley Original Ranch Dressing & Dip

0/100
United States
Made in:
Ontario
British Columbia
Prince Edward Island

Frequently Asked Questions About Canadian Salad Dressings

What salad dressing is made in Canada?

Kraft and Renée's dressings are prepared at Kraft Heinz's Montreal plant. Hellmann's Canadian site says every product is crafted in Canada, with mayonnaise packed in Toronto. Little Creek bottles organic vinaigrettes in a HACCP plant in Kelowna. The Garlic Box mixes garlic dressings in Formosa, Ontario, and Prince Edward Island Preserve Company makes garlic dressings in New Glasgow, PEI.

Where is Renée's Caesar salad dressing made?

Renée's Caesar is made in Canada. Global News, citing Kraft Heinz, lists Renée's Dressing among the products from the Mont Royal factory in Montreal, alongside Kraft peanut butter and KD. Kraft Heinz's Canadian Renée's page calls the line Canadian-made since 1984, with no artificial colours or flavours, and sold from the produce section.

Is Renée's dressing Canadian?

Partly. Renée Unger started the Toronto company in 1984, and Heinz Canada bought Renée's Gourmet Foods on 29 September 2006. Kraft Heinz still makes the refrigerated dressings in Montreal. So the bottle is Canadian-made, while the trademark sits with The Kraft Heinz Company of the United States.

Is Kraft salad dressing Canadian?

Partly. Kraft Heinz's 2024 newsroom release says the Pure J.L. Kraft dressing line is proudly prepared in Canada, and Canadian Grocer reports the Montreal factory makes Kraft salad dressing. The Kraft brand itself is owned by The Kraft Heinz Company, an American public company. That is Canadian manufacturing on an American trademark.

Which salad dressings in Canadian grocery are imported?

Hidden Valley ranch is the clear import: Clorox owns the brand, and Hidden Valley says bottled dressings and seasoning mixes are made in facilities across the United States. Terra Delyssa vinaigrettes come from Tunisia. A .ca website, including hiddenvalleyranch.ca, is distribution, not a Canadian plant.

Is garlic salad dressing made in Canada?

Yes, from more than one kitchen. The Garlic Box makes garlic and dill and garlic and mango dressings in Formosa, Ontario, from Ontario-grown garlic. Prince Edward Island Preserve Company bottles garlic and dill and garlic and mango dressings in New Glasgow, PEI. Little Creek's Okanagan Caesar is a vegan garlic-leaning dressing from Kelowna.

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