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Where can I find Canadian-made furniture?

Checked Canadian lists 12 manufacturers under furniture, and none has had a dated review of its Canadian-content claim yet. Each listing shows the city, what the plant makes and whether its claim was checked against the Competition Bureau's thresholds or is self-declared. Searching and listing are free.

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What this directory covers

This is not a complete list of every manufacturer under furniture. The directory grows as manufacturers list themselves or are added from public information; those listings are marked unclaimed until the business confirms them.

Only a listing marked checked has had a dated review. Any other Canadian-content figure shown is self-declared by the manufacturer. List your plant for free.

The rules that apply

The same federal rules apply everywhere in Canada. For a “Made in Canada” claim, the Competition Bureau expects the last substantial transformation in Canada, at least 51% of direct costs incurred in Canada, and a qualifying statement. “Product of Canada” needs at least 98%.

What “Made in Canada” means · How to check a claim

Common questions

Is this every manufacturer under furniture?
No. It is the list of those in the directory so far. It grows as manufacturers list themselves.
Does a listing mean the product is Canadian?
No. Only a listing marked checked has had a dated review of one product line against the Competition Bureau's thresholds. Other figures are self-declared.

Sources

  1. Competition Bureau: “Product of Canada” and “Made in Canada” claims (enforcement guidelines)

This page explains public guidance in plain language. It is not legal advice, and Checked Canadian is not a government body.

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