Catelli

Catelli's own 2025 supply chain act filing states that Barilla Canada Inc. and Catelli Montreal Inc. are wholly owned subsidiaries of the Barilla Group, a private, family-owned business founded in Parma, Italy in 1877, confirming Barilla's 2021 purchase of Catelli, Lancia and Splendor from Ebro Foods closed and remains current. Corporations Canada's federal registry has moved to a new search system that returned no queryable results this session, so this rests on the vendor's statutory disclosure rather than an independent registry check.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - CATELLI® vendor_statement “BCI and CMI are wholly owned subsidiaries of the Barilla Group (“Barilla”), a private, family-owned business founded in Parma, Italy in 1877.”

Catelli Montreal Inc. runs the Montreal, Quebec plant that has made Catelli pasta since 1867, upgraded in 1975 with what the company calls North America's largest pasta line at the time. The same statutory filing notes sister company Barilla Canada Inc. imports some products from Italy and the United States for the Canadian market, so a small non-Canadian share is assumed for any Catelli SKUs sold through that channel, though none were specifically identified.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - CATELLI® vendor_statement “CMI has a production facility in Montreal, Quebec.”
• About Us - CATELLI® vendor_statement “Catelli installs the largest and most advanced pasta line in North America (Montreal) to keep up with increased consumer demand for pasta products.”

Barilla Canada Inc. and Catelli Montreal Inc. together employ over 200 people in Ontario and Quebec running the Canadian pasta business, per the companies' own supply chain act filing; Catelli's historic plant and origins are in Montreal, Quebec.

• Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act - CATELLI® vendor_statement “BCI and CMI employ over 200 employees in Ontario and Quebec.”

Only the Grains line's own page still makes an explicit wheat-origin claim; the Classic, Smart and Protein+ product pages describe ingredients without naming the wheat's origin, so the brand's older blanket "100% Canadian wheat" language no longer appears across the full range. Durum for a Montreal plant is typically drawn from Western Canada, the world's largest durum exporter, but that sourcing is not confirmed line by line, so this mix is an estimate weighted toward Canada.

• Grains - CATELLI® vendor_statement “made with all-natural*, Canadian wheat, known to be among the best in the world”