Yes, on the condition that you freeze the product at least 7 days before its expiry date. Thaw everything in the refrigerator for 24-48 hours and consume the product within 3 days of thawing. Simply follow the instructions on the box.
No. It is not recommended to consume a product after its expiration date, as its freshness can no longer be guaranteed after that date.
No, absolutely not. MSG is a flavor enhancer. At Canabec, our products are naturally rich in flavor!
Yes, all Canabec products are gluten-free.
Yes, there are 4 possible allergens at Canabec: milk, eggs, soy and sulphites.
These allergens are subject to mandatory declaration. If any are present in the product, they will be listed below the ingredients under the heading “Contains:”
We have a rigorous allergen control program in place that prevents any cross-contamination. Therefore, if a mandatory declaration food allergen does not appear in the product’s allergen list (located below the ingredient list), you can be assured that it does not contain it.
No, but we will be happy to guide you to one of our retailers.
With the exception of our 2 “Warehouse Sale” events, which generally take place in June and November. Check our website for upcoming dates.
We would sincerely love to hold our event in Montreal, but as the name suggests, a warehouse sale requires a warehouse. On top of that, it takes a team! The Canabec plant and team are based in St-Augustin-de-Desmaures in the Quebec City region.
Check our website, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Facebook to receive information about the event. The events generally take place in June and November. Official dates will be announced approximately one month before the event.
Check our website, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Facebook to receive information about the event. The events generally take place in June and November. Official dates will be announced approximately one month before the event.
Write to us at [email protected], we will be happy to guide you to one of our retailers.
Canabec does not “hunt” its game. Deer, elk, bison, rabbit and guinea fowl, to name just a few, come from farms with high quality standards.
The species are processed in a federally inspected slaughterhouse under the rules of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
This refers to Chronic Wasting Disease. On this matter, all deer are tested individually and directly at the slaughterhouse for this disease. They are only released once the tests are confirmed negative. No carrier animal could be processed and sold commercially.
Deer, affectionately called “chevreuil” in Quebec, does not have a strong taste!
There are several species of cervids. It is important to differentiate between White-tailed Deer and Red Deer.
White-tailed Deer is the one found in our forests, woodlands, on golf courses and on the road! It is also the one hunted in Quebec.
Red Deer is the variety used for farming. It does not exist in the wild in Quebec. It is raised in large enclosures, almost free-range. It eats a special mix of feed and forage and depending on the season will have access to fruits, berries and vegetation.
The “strong” or “ferrous” taste that some fear is not present in farmed deer. The strong taste of White-tailed Deer, “chevreuil” or moose meat can come from several factors: the time of year it is hunted (the “rut”), the advanced age of the animal, the way it was field-dressed by the hunter, and finally the storage conditions, such as temperature and hygiene during transport, aging and preparation of the meat. In the case of farmed Red Deer prepared by Canabec, the entire chain is perfectly controlled to ensure a first-rate quality meat that meets the expectations of the most discerning food lovers.
Under normal refrigeration conditions, the shelf life of a product after opening its packaging varies depending on the product type:
Our company does not offer discount coupons. We are however committed to offering our products at fair and competitive prices. We invite you to regularly check the flyers of grocery stores in your area, as our products are often advertised there at very attractive prices.
Although most of our products are available in the majority of major supermarket chains in Quebec, it is possible that your retailer does not carry the product you are looking for. It is important to know that each store orders independently based on its customers’ needs, and that some of our items are only available in certain chains. If you cannot find the product you are looking for at your grocery store, simply make the request to the manager of the relevant department.
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