Covered Bridge Potato Chips

Matt and Ryan Albright acquired the family potato farm in 2004 and launched Covered Bridge Potato Chips in 2009; the company describes itself as a fourth-generation family enterprise in the Saint John River Valley, and Ryan Albright is named President and CEO in the company's own October 2024 update, which refers only to internal shareholders and names no outside investor or foreign parent. Corporations Canada's federal search for "Covered Bridge" and "Covered Bridge Potato" returned no matching corporation, so the entity is likely incorporated provincially in New Brunswick; that registry could not be searched this session, leaving the vendor's own statements as the basis for confidence.

• Our Story vendor_statement “This is a fourth-generation family enterprise operating in the Saint John River Valley.”
• Covered Bridge Potato Chips Company Update vendor_statement “The shareholders of the Covered Bridge Potato Chips company today announce the appointment of Brook Dickinson to Executive Vice President.”

All chips are kettle-cooked at the company's own factory at 35 Alwright Ct, Waterville, New Brunswick; the site names no other production site, co-packer or facility outside Canada.

• The Process vendor_statement “All of the dark Russet potatoes we use are grown at the family farm just down the road from our factory.”
• Contact Us vendor_statement “35 Alwright Ct, Waterville, NB E7P 0A5 Canada”

Headquartered and staffed at the Waterville, New Brunswick plant; the company's October 2024 update puts the workforce at 100 Atlantic Canadians and no office or staff outside Canada is mentioned anywhere on the site.

• Covered Bridge Potato Chips Company Update vendor_statement “The company employs 100 Atlantic Canadians.”

Dark russet potatoes, the dominant ingredient by weight across the core chip lines, are grown on the Albright family's own farms and are 100% Canadian. Canola oil, used in most chip flavours, is a widely Canadian-grown crop but the site does not state where the oil itself is sourced or pressed. Specialty lines use avocado oil, coconut oil (the popcorn range) and sunflower oil (the Lela's chickpea chips), and seasoning blends such as jalapeno, curry and BBQ spice are not itemized by country of origin anywhere on the site, so these are treated as imported.

• Our Chips vendor_statement “Russet Potatoes, Canola Oil, Sea Salt”