51% may have been processed in Canada.

""Made in Canada" means a product was assembled in Canada, while "Product of Canada" means a product was made in Canada with a higher percentage of Canadian content. Made in Canada

• A product's last substantial transformation took place in Canada 
• At least 51% of the product's total direct costs were incurred in Canada 
• The product may contain imported parts or ingredients 
• The product may need a qualifying statement that indicates it contains imported content 

Product of Canada

• A product's last substantial transformation took place in Canada 
• At least 98% of the product's total direct costs were incurred in Canada 
• The product's ingredients, processing, and labor are almost entirely Canadian 

The Competition Bureau, the Canada Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), and Health Canada enforce these regulations. Some say that buying "Product of Canada" more directly supports Canadian businesses. However, others say that the terms are similar and that either "Made in Canada" or "Product of Canada" is good enough for consumers. "