Supporting Canadian agriculture isn’t just a value. It’s a long-term commitment to building a stronger, more resilient food system in Canada.
At Made with Local, every snack we produce is made with high-quality ingredients sourced from Canadian farmers, Canadian growers, and Canadian food producers who prioritize sustainability, organic farming, and regenerative agriculture practices.
From regenerative organic oats grown on the Canadian Prairies to wild blueberries harvested in Nova Scotia, our ingredients directly support local agriculture, rural economies, and sustainable food production in Canada.
If you’re searching for:
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Brands that support Canadian farmers
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Snacks made with Canadian ingredients
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Companies using regenerative organic oats
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Organic Canadian pea protein
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Canadian organic honey brands
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Sustainable Canadian food companies
You’re in the right place!
Why Supporting Canadian Agriculture Matters More Than Ever
Supporting Canadian agriculture strengthens:
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Local food supply chains in Canada
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Rural Canadian farming communities
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Canadian organic farming initiatives
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Regenerative agriculture transition programs
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Soil health and biodiversity in Canadian farmland
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Canadian-owned food producers
By choosing snacks made with Canadian-grown ingredients, you reduce reliance on international supply chains and help invest in Canada’s food security.
Buying Canadian food products directly impacts Canadian farmers, organic growers, beekeepers, and multi-generational family farms.
Meet the Canadian Farmers and Food Producers Behind Our Snacks
Bay State Milling: Regenerative Organic Oats from the Canadian Prairies
Bay State Milling is a family-owned milling company helping transition thousands of acres of Canadian farmland to regenerative organic farming.
Through partnerships with Canadian Organic Growers, they are expanding regenerative organic oat production across the Prairies.
Regenerative organic oats improve:
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Soil health
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Carbon sequestration
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Biodiversity
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Water retention
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Long-term farm resilience
When you eat snacks made with regenerative organic oats grown in Canada, you are directly supporting soil regeneration and climate-resilient farming practices.
Roquette: Organic Pea Protein Made in Manitoba
Roquette, based in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, produces high-quality organic pea protein powder made from Canadian-grown organic peas.
Canada is one of the world’s leading producers of peas, and Manitoba is a hub for sustainable pulse farming.
Choosing Canadian organic pea protein supports:
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Canadian pulse farmers
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Organic crop rotation systems
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Sustainable protein alternatives
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Plant-based food innovation in Canada
If you are looking for snacks made with Canadian plant-based protein, this matters.
Nuts to You: Organic Nut Butter Made in Southern Ontario
Nuts to You is an independent, Canadian-owned company producing premium organic nut butters in Southern Ontario.
Their products are found across Canada and are made with a commitment to:
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Organic certification
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Small-batch quality
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Canadian manufacturing
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Clean ingredient sourcing
Supporting Canadian nut butter producers keeps food production local and strengthens domestic food processing.
Dutchman’s Gold: Canadian Organic Honey Since 1981
Dutchman’s Gold is a family-owned Canadian honey producer founded in 1981 by the Van Alten family.
Their organic, unpasteurized honey supports:
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Canadian beekeepers
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Pollinator health
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Sustainable honey production
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Local food systems
Honey production plays a critical role in agricultural ecosystems through pollination services that support crops across Canada.
Camino: Organic Dark Chocolate from a Canadian Worker Co-op
Camino is a worker-owned co-operative based in Ottawa, Ontario, focused on building a fairer and more resilient chocolate industry.
Camino prioritizes:
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Fair trade sourcing
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Organic certification
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Transparent supply chains
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Ethical chocolate production
Supporting Canadian chocolate co-ops strengthens ethical sourcing models and Canadian food businesses.
Barbour’s: Multi-Generational Nut Butter Manufacturer in New Brunswick
Barbour’s has been producing nut butters in Sussex, New Brunswick since the 1950s.
As a multi-generational Canadian manufacturer, they represent:
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Long-standing Canadian food production
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Maritime-based food processing
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Family-owned manufacturing
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Regional economic resilience
Van Dyk’s: Wild Blueberries from Nova Scotia
The Van Dyks are a multi-generational Nova Scotia family farm growing wild blueberries known globally for their:
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Nutritional density
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High antioxidant levels
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Rich, natural flavour
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Climate resilience
Wild blueberries from Nova Scotia are considered some of the most nutrient-dense berries in the world and are a key part of Canada’s agricultural exports.
Supporting Canadian wild blueberry farmers helps protect farmland in Atlantic Canada and preserves generational farming knowledge.
How Buying Snacks Made with Canadian Ingredients Supports the Canadian Economy
When you purchase snacks made with Canadian-grown organic ingredients, you help:
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Strengthen Canada’s food security
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Reduce dependence on imported agricultural commodities
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Invest in Canadian-owned food manufacturers
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Support regenerative agriculture transition
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Maintain jobs in rural Canadian communities
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Build more sustainable domestic supply chains
Consumers increasingly search for:
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“How to support Canadian farmers”
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“Canadian-owned food brands”
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“Snacks made in Canada with Canadian ingredients”
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“What brands use regenerative agriculture?”
Choosing products that clearly identify Canadian agricultural partners creates transparency and strengthens trust in the food system.
Supporting Canadian Agriculture Is a Daily Choice
Every scoop.
Every bite.
Every bar.
Supporting Canadian agriculture happens through everyday purchasing decisions.
When you choose snacks made with:
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Regenerative organic oats from the Prairies
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Organic pea protein from Manitoba
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Organic nut butter from Ontario and New Brunswick
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Organic honey from Canadian beekeepers
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Wild blueberries from Nova Scotia
You are supporting Canadian agriculture in real, measurable ways.
Frequently Asked Questions About Supporting Canadian Agriculture
Why is buying Canadian food important?
Buying Canadian food strengthens local economies, supports farmers, and reduces reliance on international supply chains.
What is regenerative agriculture in Canada?
Regenerative agriculture focuses on restoring soil health, increasing biodiversity, and improving long-term farm resilience.
Are organic Canadian ingredients better?
Organic Canadian ingredients are grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers and often support more sustainable farming systems.
How can I support Canadian farmers directly?
You can support Canadian farmers by purchasing products made with Canadian-grown ingredients and by choosing Canadian-owned food brands.
Support Local Agriculture and Shop Canadian Snacks
Supporting Canadian agriculture is not a trend. It is an investment in the future of food in Canada.
If you care about:
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Sustainable farming in Canada
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Organic Canadian ingredients
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Regenerative agriculture
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Canadian food security
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Supporting rural communities
Choose snacks made with Canadian-grown ingredients and Canadian partnerships.
Because supporting Canadian agriculture starts with what’s in your pantry.
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