Made in Canada
Redpath
In short
Yes, Redpath makes its products in Canada, in Toronto, ON. It makes granulated, brown, icing and specialty sugars. Founded in 1854.
Redpath began refining sugar in 1854 in Montreal, where Scottish-born stonemason John Redpath built a refinery on the Lachine Canal. In the late 1950s the company built a new refinery on the Toronto waterfront, which is still its home today. Its granulated, brown, icing and specialty sugars are refined in Toronto and sold across Canada.
Key facts
- Brand name
- Redpath
- Parent company
- American Sugar Refining
- Products
- Granulated, brown, icing and specialty sugars
- Made in
- Toronto, ONOntario
- Where to buy
- Grocery stores across Canada
- Canadian owned
- No
- Founded
- 1854
- Website
- redpathsugar.com
Facts as listed by Inspiring Canadians. Spotted something out of date? Send a correction
Highlights
- Redpath sugar is refined at its plant on the Toronto waterfront.
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.
Redpath: questions people ask
Where are Redpath products made?
Redpath makes its products in Toronto, ON, 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 Redpath make?
Granulated, brown, icing and specialty sugars. The brand's website has the full, current range.
Is Redpath a Canadian-owned company?
No. Redpath makes products in Canada, but the company is not Canadian owned.
Where can I buy Redpath?
Grocery stores across Canada. Stock and stockists change, so check the brand's website before you go.
When was Redpath founded?
Redpath was founded in 1854.
Are there other Canadian-made brands like Redpath?
Yes. Browse Food & Beverage for more Canadian makers, see other brands from Ontario further down this page, or search every brand by name and province in the A to Z directory.
