What soup is made in Canada?
Sprague cans organic soups at its Belleville, Ontario plant, including split pea, tomato and minestrone varieties. Valbella makes ready soups in Canmore, Alberta. Arva Flour Mills blends dry soup mixes at its historic mill near London, Ontario. These are the main Canadian-made options on fyicanada.ca.
Where is Habitant pea soup made?
Habitant French-Canadian Pea Soup is manufactured in the United States. Campbell acquired Habitant in 1989 and closed its Toronto soup plant in 2019, moving production to U.S. facilities. Campbell says Canadian peas still go into the recipe.
Is Campbell's soup made in Canada?
No. Campbell closed soup and broth manufacturing at its Toronto plant in 2019 and consolidated production into U.S. thermal plants. Campbell Company of Canada still sells Campbell's, Habitant and Swanson from Mississauga, but the cans are imported.
Is there Canadian-made minestrone soup?
Yes. Sprague Organic Tuscany-Style Minestrone is canned in Belleville, Ontario. Habitant Traditional Minestrone is sold in Canada but manufactured in the United States after Campbell moved production out of Toronto.
What Canadian brands make dry soup mix?
Arva Flour Mills packages dry soup mixes and soup bases at its Arva, Ontario mill, including French onion soup mix and chicken soup base. The mill has operated on Medway Creek since 1819 and ships nationwide through its online store.
Is Habitant soup Canadian?
Habitant is a Quebec-born brand name still sold by Campbell Company of Canada, but the soup is no longer made here. Campbell closed its Toronto cannery in 2019. For Canadian-made pea soup, Sprague Organic Quebec-Style Split Pea Soup is canned in Belleville, Ontario.
