Is 100 Grand Canadian?
No
This brand is owned by a foreign parent company.
What we found
Crisp wafer chocolate bar with caramel and rice crisps. Produced by Nestlé until 2018, when Ferrero acquired Nestlé's U.S. confectionery business. Now manufactured by Ferrero U.S.A. Inc.
The receipt
| Verdict | Foreign-owned |
| Category | Supermarket |
| HQ | Alba |
| Confidence | high |
| Evidence | Secondary source only |
| Source | https://legalclarity.org/who-owns-100-grand-ferrero-bought-it-from-nes… secondary source — registry check pending “Ferrero Group, a family-owned Italian confectionery company, owns the 100 Grand candy after buying it from Nestlé in 2018.” Verdicts are only marked verified once a government registry record or corporate filing confirms them. |
Canadian alternatives to 100 Grand
Every brand below is listed as Canadian-owned in our registry.
| Brand | Category | HQ Location | Ownership Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smart Sweets | Supermarket | Vancouver, BC | View ownership → |
| Ganong | Supermarket | St. Stephen, NB | View ownership → |
| Kerr's | Supermarket | Toronto, ON | View ownership → |
| Camino | Supermarket | Ottawa, ON | View ownership → |
| Sirene Chocolate | Supermarket | Victoria, BC | View ownership → |
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