Made in Canada
Kicking Horse Coffee
In short
Yes, Kicking Horse Coffee makes its products in Canada, in Invermere, BC. It makes organic, fair-trade coffee.
A leader in Canadian coffee, Kicking Horse roasts organic, fair-trade beans in the Rockies. Now partially owned by Lavazza, it retains strong Canadian roots.
Key facts
- Brand name
- Kicking Horse Coffee
- Parent company
- Kicking Horse Coffee Co.
- Products
- Organic, fair-trade coffee
- Made in
- Invermere, BCBritish Columbia
- Where to buy
- Grocery chains, cafes, online
- Canadian owned
- Yes (partially)
- Website
- kickinghorsecoffee.com
Facts as listed by Inspiring Canadians. Spotted something out of date? Send a correction
Buying Food & Beverage made in Canada: what to check
- 01"Product of Canada" means virtually all major ingredients, processing and labour are Canadian.
- 02Read the qualifier on "Made in Canada": imported, or domestic and imported ingredients.
- 03"Prepared for" a store or brand does not mean prepared in Canada.
- 04Grade names like "Canada No. 1" describe quality, not where the food came from.
Kicking Horse Coffee: questions people ask
Where are Kicking Horse Coffee products made?
Kicking Horse Coffee makes its products in Invermere, BC, according to the brand's own information. We add a brand to this directory only after checking that it makes products in Canada.
What does Kicking Horse Coffee make?
Organic, fair-trade coffee. The brand's website has the full, current range.
Where can I buy Kicking Horse Coffee?
Grocery chains, cafes, online. Stock and stockists change, so check the brand's website before you go.
Are there other Canadian-made brands like Kicking Horse Coffee?
Yes. Browse Food & Beverage for more Canadian makers, see other brands from British Columbia further down this page, or search every brand by name and province in the A to Z directory.
