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Canadian alternatives to Peet's Coffee

8 Canadian options for specific Peet's Coffee use cases. Each one covers a particular need, not a complete replacement.

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Roasted specialty coffee and coffee subscriptions

Salt Spring Coffee roasts specialty coffee in BC and sells beans and subscriptions, providing a strong alternative to Peet's for at-home specialty coffee.

Family-operated BC specialty coffee roaster selling whole-bean coffee, subscriptions and café/wholesale products.

Salt Spring Coffee has a smaller café presence, so the strongest overlap is packaged coffee and subscriptions.

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  • Canadian-owned
  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
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Specialty coffee, espresso and roasted beans

Milano roasts coffee and operates Vancouver cafés, covering the same core specialty-coffee, espresso and take-home bean use cases as Peet's.

Vancouver coffee roaster and café business selling espresso, roasted coffee and café beverages.

Milano has a much smaller regional café footprint.

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  • Canadian-owned
  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
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Coffee shops and roasted coffee

Bean Around The World combines a Lower Mainland café network with its own roastery, providing a local alternative for Peet's café and bean-shopping use cases.

Lower Mainland coffee roaster and café network selling roasted beans, brewed coffee and espresso beverages.

Its footprint is regional rather than national.

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  • Canadian-owned
  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
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Roasted coffee and café beverages

Rocanini roasts coffee and operates Lower Mainland cafés, covering Peet's core use cases of brewed coffee, espresso and roasted beans.

Lower Mainland specialty coffee roaster and café business with locations including Richmond and Vancouver.

Rocanini has a smaller local footprint and product range.

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  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada
  • Partially made in Canada
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Specialty whole-bean and ground coffee

Vancouver specialty coffee roaster selling beans, brewing products and subscriptions. Useful as an alternative to Peet's Coffee specifically for specialty whole-bean and ground coffee.

Vancouver specialty coffee roaster selling beans, brewing products and subscriptions.

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  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada
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Specialty whole-bean and ground coffee

Toronto specialty coffee roaster with cafes, wholesale coffee and online sales. Useful as an alternative to Peet's Coffee specifically for specialty whole-bean and ground coffee.

Toronto specialty coffee roaster with cafes, wholesale coffee and online sales.

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  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada
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Specialty whole-bean and ground coffee

Ontario specialty coffee roaster selling whole beans and recurring coffee subscriptions. Useful as an alternative to Peet's Coffee specifically for specialty whole-bean and ground coffee.

Ontario specialty coffee roaster selling whole beans and recurring coffee subscriptions.

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  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada
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Specialty whole-bean and ground coffee

Montreal specialty coffee roaster with cafes, beans and subscriptions. Useful as an alternative to Peet's Coffee specifically for specialty whole-bean and ground coffee.

Montreal specialty coffee roaster with cafes, beans and subscriptions.

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  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
  • Made in Canada
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