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Filipino Online Stores and Marketplace Vendors in Canada

Kislap lists 6 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence under Online Stores and Marketplace Vendors. Cities with the most listings: Edmonton (4), Montreal (1) and Toronto (1).

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Edmonton (4)

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A & Z Chorizo Cebu

Edmonton family business making Cebu-style chorizo from family recipes, sold for pickup and delivery and stocked at Seafood City in Edmonton and Calgary. It holds a City of Edmonton home-based business licence.

Edmonton, AB
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Apung Gabi Tocino atbp

Edmonton home-based producer of frozen Kapampangan-style cured meats, including tocino, beef tapa and sisig, stocked by local stores such as The Bread Haus in Fort Saskatchewan. It holds a City of Edmonton home-based business licence.

Edmonton, AB
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Nami Bagoong

Edmonton home-based maker of Filipino shrimp paste (bagoong) and chili oil, sold at farmers' markets such as the Downtown Farmers' Market and by pickup order. It holds a City of Edmonton home-based business licence.

Edmonton, AB
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Paborito Food Express

Edmonton maker of Filipino street food such as kikiam, siomai, red hotdogs and pork barbecue, sold frozen through Filipino stores and for pickup and gatherings. The company, Paborito Food Express Inc., is run by Mark and Evcel Monton.

Edmonton, AB

Montreal (1)

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Boutique Zenaida

Boutique Zenaida is a clothing boutique on avenue Victoria in Côte-des-Neiges run by Zenaida Alvarez, who sources Filipiniana dresses and barong Tagalog directly from the Philippines. It also sells everyday shirts, dresses, jackets, bags and gowns.

Côte-des-Neiges, Montreal

Toronto (1)

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Kalamansi Collective

Kalamansi Collective is a Toronto clothing and lifestyle brand founded by Toronto-born Filipino-Canadian journalist Kris Pangilinan, selling shirts, totes and hats with Filipino sayings online and at pop-ups. It also organises Kalamansi Fest, a Filipino market and festival at STACKT Market.

Toronto, ON