Canadian brand

Clearly Canadian

Groceries

Vancouver, BC

  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada
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About Clearly Canadian

Launched in British Columbia in 1987, Clearly Canadian is a sparkling spring-water beverage brand. A Canadian corporate entity associated with the brand lists its headquarters in Toronto, while Canadian trademark records identify a US-based company as the trademark owner. The beverage business's ultimate controlling shareholders have not been independently established.

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Canadian status

  • Canadian-founded
  • HQ in Canada

Clearly Canadian began in British Columbia in 1987. The Canadian Intellectual Property Office lists CC US Intermediate Holdings LLC, a US-based entity, as the registered owner of the Clearly Canadian trademark. Separately, 2026 registry-correlated records identify Clearly Food & Beverage Company ULC as an active British Columbia corporation with Toronto headquarters. These records do not disclose the operating business's ultimate beneficial owners or demonstrate that the US trademark holder controls its equity. Canadian company ownership is therefore unconfirmed; US trademark ownership is confirmed.

Clearly Canadian's earlier official product materials describe Canadian spring water and bottling at source. The reviewed evidence does not identify the production locations or full ingredient origins of every beverage sold in October 2026. Do not apply brand-wide Made in Canada, Product of Canada or Partially Made in Canada badges until current SKU labels and producer documentation substantiate the claims.

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