Is Premium Plus Saltine Crackers Canadian?
No
This brand is owned by a foreign parent company.
What we found
Owned by Mondelez International via Christie (Canada subsidiary). Originally Nabisco product introduced 1876; Mondelez acquired through Kraft Foods 2012 spin-off. Sold as Christie Premium Plus in Canada.
The receipt
| Verdict | Foreign-owned |
| Category | Supermarket |
| HQ | Chicago |
| Confidence | high |
| Evidence | None on file |
| Source | Unverified — no registry record on file We only treat government registry records and corporate filings as proof, never news or the brand's own site. Know one? Suggest it. |
Canadian alternatives to Premium Plus Saltine Crackers
Every brand below is listed as Canadian-owned in our registry.
| Brand | Category | HQ Location | Ownership Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breton | Supermarket | Kitchener, ON | View ownership → |
| Mary's Gone Crackers | Supermarket | Cambridge, ON | View ownership → |
| Melba Toast | Supermarket | Kitchener, ON | View ownership → |
Spotted something wrong? Ownership changes all the time — report a correction and we'll re-check the records.