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Favuzzi : Local brand and growth leader
We are especially proud to announce Favuzzi has been named among the growth leaders of PROFIT 500’s 28th annual ranking. It is the third time we have received this honour.
The House of Álvarez de Toledo, the name behind Marqués de Valdueza olive oil
Produced since 1624 by the House of Álvarez de Toledo on their Perales estate, in Spain, Marqués de Valdueza is one of the olive oils refined according to the rules of the art for centuries. It goes without saying that this oil was born out of a remarkably rich history.
El Bonhomme, A Name Destined to Travel Far
Nathalie Bonhomme may have an unusual name, but it is her life story that makes her truly unique.
BADIA : Master vinegar makers since 1908
Founded in 1908 by Augustin Badia, the company has been in the family for five generations and underwent numerous changes. Originally dedicated to making and selling wine, the business is now focused on producing premium artisanal vinegars, combining its legacy of a century of experience with modern technology. Discover this unique company and its rich history.
The Story behind Joe Beef Products
“We created a line of Joe Beef products based on actual products we have made in our restaurants for years, the dry spices are blends we tinker with in our restaurants and homes and use across our menu. It's kind of the "Joe Beef flavour" of things! " - Signed Fred and Dave and the whole team at Joe Beef!
Favuzzi: Happiness Comes from Good Things
Founded in 2001 by Michel Favuzzi, the son of Italian immigrants to Canada, while he was still at university, Favuzzi turns 15 this year. However, the company was built on traditions that took root long before its creation, dating back hundreds of years. Let us take a brief look back at Favuzzi’s story.
Joe Beef Coffee
It is in 1910 that the Union Coffee Co. was born in old Montreal's Marché Bonsecours. The roaster opens up shop on Berri, Saint-Denis and Sainte-Catherine streets before settling at its current address on Jean-Talon Street, in the Mile-Ex neighborhood, in 1969. As a family business deeply rooted in Montreal's history for over a century, Café Union made its mark by importing exclusive beans and offering blends tailored to its customers' palates.
The new olive harvest
Around mid-October, while producers were busy preparing to begin the olive harvest, we asked them what was in store for 2015.