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Mondelēz Canada

US-owned · made in Canada · based in Ontario

Christie, Oreo, Chips Ahoy!, Ritz, Triscuit, Peek Freans and Cadbury.

Toronto, ON CA · www.snackworks.ca

Found at Walmart
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Mondelez Canada Inc. is a federally incorporated wholly owned subsidiary of Mondelez International, Inc. (Nasdaq: MDLZ), headquartered in Chicago. Its Canadian shelf brands run through a Toronto head office that doubles as the Gladstone Avenue chocolate plant (Cadbury, Caramilk) plus a Scarborough candy plant, while biscuit brands (Oreo, Ritz, Chips Ahoy!, Triscuit) also draw on large US bakeries.

Switch: Wholly owned by NASDAQ-listed, Chicago-headquartered Mondelez International, Inc.; Corporations Canada lists no individuals with significant control, only the corporate parent.

Factors

Ownership

0.0 verified

US 100%

Mondelez Canada Inc. (federal corp. no. 774233-9, formerly Kraft Canada Snack Inc.) has no individuals with significant control on file, consistent with 100% ownership by its US parent. SEC EDGAR confirms Mondelez International, Inc. (CIK 0001103982) is headquartered at 905 West Fulton Market, Chicago, IL and trades as Nasdaq: MDLZ; the company describes a diffuse public shareholder base with no controlling holder, so ownership is allocated to the HQ and listing country, both US.

Manufacturing

41.5 reported

CA 55% · US 45%

Mondelez Canada's own office-locations page names the Gladstone Avenue chocolate factory in Toronto (Cadbury Dairy Milk, Caramilk) and the Bertrand Avenue plant in Scarborough (Halls, ~190 employees) as active Canadian manufacturing. A directory (reported only) additionally lists cookie and candy production in Toronto and Hamilton. Large continental biscuit brands sold here (Oreo, Ritz, Chips Ahoy!, Triscuit) are largely supplied from big US bakeries, and I could not confirm current Canadian biscuit-plant output by brand, so the split is an estimate weighted toward the confirmed chocolate/candy plants.

People

87.0 reported

CA 90% · US 10%

Mondelez Canada's head office, chocolate plant, Scarborough candy plant, a Laval sales office, and Brampton/Hamilton distribution centres are all Canadian-staffed; the Bertrand plant alone reports about 190 employees. A minority of management and shared-service functions sit with the US parent.

Inputs

36.5 inferred

CA 30% · other 55% · US 15%

No sourcing statement was found from Mondelez Canada. The shelf mix leans on chocolate (Cadbury, Caramilk) whose defining input is imported cocoa, so OTHER dominates; biscuit brands (Christie, Ritz, Triscuit) draw on Canadian and US wheat and dairy. This is an estimate, not a published figure.

Where to buy

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