How do we know it is Canadian: Company confirmed by email that all items are made in Quebec, Canada. Cacao is directly imported from the Dominican Republic.
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “Our apparel is made right here in Quebec (Canada), yet the plastic (which we use to manufacture recycled fibers, including post-consumer PET plastic bottles, among other things) is globally sourced. The plastic is then processed into fiber (chips) at a specialized facility in the United States since no facilities with that capability exist in Canada.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “100% of our card illustrations are created by us.” and “We print all of our greeting cards in our home in Ontario, Canada. We also print many of our art prints, although some designs require the help of a local print shop. When this happens, the design is printed at their location, then cut by hand and packaged as normal by us. We do not currently dropship or use any third-party fulfillment companies.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “We Craft our chocolate right here in our small edmonton factory from beans carefully sourced from regions around the world.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “ourcing ethically grown cacao to roasting, grinding, and crafting each bar in our Toronto production kitchen.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Chaleur b chocolates are listed on the aliments du Quebec website. Company website says “specialty coffee roasted on the shores of the atlantic, in gaspésie.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “Then, all the steps to transform the cocoa into chocolate are done in our factory in the Villeray district.” The website also mentions doing the work in Montreal.
