Written By: Gloria Tsang, RD
Title: Founding Registered Dietitian
Alumni: University of British Columbia
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Buy Canadian: Start Your Day with Canadian Breakfast Cereals (2025 List)
In response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, Canadians are choosing to fight back with our wallets—starting at the breakfast table. Choosing Canadian-made products isn’t just about quality and sustainability; by picking local cereals, we can take a small but meaningful step in strengthening the Canadian economy—one spoonful at a time. Here’s a list of 10 Canadian-owned cereal brands we can support, including brands with manufacturing plants operating in Canada.
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Canadian-Owned Cereal Brands
1. Natural’s Path Foods, BC
2. One Degree Organic, BC
3. Rogers Food, BC
4. Holy Crap Foods, BC
5. Sunny Boy Food, AB
6. Stoked Oats, AB
7. Adagio Acres, MB
8. Red River Cereal, ON
9. Georgian Bay Granola, ON
10. GoGo Quinoa, QC
Foreign-Owned Cereals but Made-In-Canada
Let’s not forget there are other cereal brands with factories set up in Canada; we need to support our people and their jobs.
- Robin Hood Oats, factory in SK
- Quaker Oats, factories in ON
- Post Cereals, factories in ON
- Kellogg’s, factory in ON
This list is not complete; please comment with extra information and we will update the list as we go.
Alumni: University of British Columbia – Gloria Tsang is the author of 6 books and the founder of HealthCastle.com, the largest online nutrition network run by registered dietitians. Her work has appeared in major national publications, and she is a regularly featured nutrition expert for media outlets across the country. The Huffington Post named her one of its Top 20 Nutrition Experts on Twitter. Gloria’s articles have appeared on various media such as Reuters, NBC & ABC affiliates, The Chicago Sun-Times, Reader’s Digest Canada, iVillage and USA Today.
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I want to support Canada, I will be changing my cereal to a Canadian Company one of the ones listed above. One person at a time.
With fruit, vegetables and chicken i have been buying local for years, but have been remiss with my dry cereal which is a big US brand I have been eating for over 30 years. So thank you for this list, will now be purchasing from this list. As the poster before me said, it all starts with “one person at a time.”
Kellogg’s closed in London ON in 2014
Thanks for your comment, Judy. Our initial research showed that Kellogg’s currently has a plant in Belleville, ON. Is this location closed?
Changing my cereal and all groceries today Canadian
Natures Path products all say “Product of the USA”.
Thanks for your comment, Lawana. We have double-checked this morning and called Nature’s Path CS line today. It is confirmed that their breakfast cereals are indeed manufactured in Blaine, WA. We will update the article by the end of this week. Thanks again for your information.
Natures Path headquarters are in Blaine WA, not Canada…
Thanks for your comment, Kate. We’ve called the Nature’s Path CS line this morning. Their HQ is indeed in Richmond, BC; however, they’ve confirmed that their cereals are manufactured in Blaine. We will update the article end of this week. Thank you.