Beatrice Foods Canada

Consequently, Beatrice's Canadian unit was not affected by the buyout of its founders and remained in business as one of Canada's largest food processing concerns. In 1997 Beatrice Foods Canada was acquired by Parmalat. Parmalat decided to drop the Beatrice name from the company's products and was reinstated in late 2005 during which the Italian parent company was being investigated.

Retailers

A list of retailers selling Beatrice products:

• Dominion Stores (Ontario)
• Pharmacy 1
• T & T Supermarket
• A & P Canada
• Food Basics
• The Barn
• Sam's Club
• Sobeys
• IGA
• Knechtel / Foodland
• Foodtown
• Commisso's
• Avondale
• Loeb
• Galati Brothers
• Wal-Mart Canada
• Weston Produce
• Herbies
• Little Short Stop
• F & F Supermarkets
• Central Meat Markets

Quebec

• IGA
• Metro (supermarket, Canada)
• Loeb
• Super C
• Provigo
• Intermarche
• Loblaws
• Couche Tard
• Jardin Mobile
• Marche Frais
• JP Beaudry

Western Canada

• Real Canadian Superstore (Westfair)
• Sobeys West (IGA)
• Safeway
• Federated Co-op
• Calgary Co-op
• NorthWest
• Giant Tiger
• Thrifty Foods

Products

Other dairy products sold under the Beatrice name:

• Yogurt
• Cream Cheese
• Cream

Operations

Beatrice main distribution and production centres are found in:

• Montreal, Quebec
• Toronto, Ontario
• Calgary, Alberta

See also

• Parmalat
• Ault Foods
• Sealtest Dairy
• Silverwood Dairy

External links

• Parmalat Canada
• Beatrice Foods Historical Website- logos, product packaging, recipes and annual reports