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Fruits
Fruits
Apples (Domestic)
Many varieties are grown in provinces such as Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec.
Apples (Imported)
In off-seasons or for certain varieties, apples may also come from the United States, Chile, or New Zealand.
Bananas (Imported)
Almost exclusively sourced from Latin American countries (e.g., Ecuador, Costa Rica, Colombia).
Oranges (Imported)
Commonly imported from the United States (Florida/California), Mexico, or Chile. Very limited citrus grows in Canada due to the climate.
Grapes (Domestic)
Grown in regions like British Columbia and Ontario during local growing seasons.
Grapes (Imported)
Off-season supplies often come from Chile or the United States.
Strawberries (Domestic)
Available during the summer months from provinces like Ontario and British Columbia.
Strawberries (Imported)
Off-season strawberries are sometimes imported from Mexico or the United States.
Blueberries (Domestic)
Grown in provinces such as British Columbia and Atlantic Canada during summer.
Blueberries (Imported)
Typically imported from tropical regions, with Mexico, Peru, or Brazil being common sources.
Pineapples (Imported)
Sourced mainly from Costa Rica.
Kiwifruit (Imported)
Often come from countries like New Zealand, Italy, or Chile.
Pears (Domestic)
Often come from countries like New Zealand, Italy, or Chile.
Pears (Imported)
Often come from countries like New Zealand, Italy, or Chile.
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