Holy Crap Foods
Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in British Columbia
Chia, buckwheat and hemp superseed cereals and oatmeal, made in Gibsons, BC.
Gibsons, BC CA · holycrap.com
Holy Crap makes chia, buckwheat and hemp cereals in its own factory in Gibsons, BC, and is wholly owned by Restart Life Sciences Corp, a Vancouver-headquartered company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange.
Factors
Ownership
100.0 reportedCA 100%
Holy Crap Foods Inc. is a BC-registered company that Restart Life Sciences Corp (CSE: HEAL), a Vancouver company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange, states it owns 100%. BC Registry confirms both entities are active BC corporations, but no registry filing disclosing the ownership stake itself was found, so the ownership link rests on the parent's own statement.
- Restart Life Sciences Corp vendor_statement “100% owned by Restart Life Sciences, the brand includes a dedicated manufacturing facility in British Columbia and distribution across 800+ retail locations, including major banners such as Whole Foods, Metro, IGA, and Save-On-Foods.”
- Restart Life Sciences Corp. - CSE listing profile other
- BC Registry search: Restart Life Sciences Corp (OrgBook BC) registry “"RESTART LIFE SCIENCES CORP." ... "entity_type":"BC" ... "entity_status":"ACT"”
- BC Registry search: Holy Crap Foods Inc. (OrgBook BC) registry “"HOLY CRAP FOODS INC." ... "entity_type":"BC" ... "entity_status":"ACT"”
Manufacturing
100.0 reportedCA 100%
Holy Crap operates its own dedicated gluten-free factory in Gibsons, BC, and its packaging carries the Buy BC mark. No co-packer or second facility is named.
- Our Factory and Certifications – Holy Crap Foods vendor_statement “At Holy Crap, all our products are made in our own dedicated gluten-free factory in Gibsons, British Columbia.”
People
100.0 reportedCA 100%
Single-site business: head office and factory are both in Gibsons, BC.
- Our Factory and Certifications – Holy Crap Foods vendor_statement “Holy Crap Foods Inc. 622 Hough Rd. #101 Gibsons, BC V0N 1V4 Canada”
Inputs
64.0 inferredCA 55% · other 45%
The three named superseeds are chia (not grown in Canada; typically imported from Mexico, Peru, Bolivia or Australia) and buckwheat and hulled hemp (both grown on the Canadian prairies). Flavour variants add cane sugar, cocoa and cinnamon, which are imported, alongside dried cranberries, blueberries and apples, which Canada also grows. The vendor lists the ingredients but not their countries of origin, so this split is our estimate.
- Holy Crap Foods product catalogue (WordPress REST API) vendor_statement “Organic Ingredients: Chia seeds*, Buckwheat kernels*, Hulled hemp seeds*, Dried blueberries* (blueberries*, evaporated cane sugar*, sunflower oil*), Dried cranberries* (cranberries*, cane sugar*, sunflower oil*), Dried apples*, Cinnamon*. *Organic.”
- About – Holy Crap Foods vendor_statement “All three of our main ingredients: chia, buckwheat and hulled hemp seeds, are”
Where to buy
- Direct 94.6
Grocers
- Holy Crap Foods store locator results vendor_statement “"title":"Save-On-Foods"”
- Holy Crap Foods store locator results vendor_statement “"title":"CANADA SAFEWAY #4909"”
- Holy Crap Foods store locator results vendor_statement “"title":"ADVANTAGE CO-OP @ REDVERS"”
- Holy Crap Foods store locator results vendor_statement “"title":"WHOLE FOODS MARKET - BURNABY"”
- Restart Life Sciences Corp vendor_statement “100% owned by Restart Life Sciences, the brand includes a dedicated manufacturing facility in British Columbia and distribution across 800+ retail locations, including major banners such as Whole Foods, Metro, IGA, and Save-On-Foods.”
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- madeinca.ca 2026-09-07