01CANADIAN MANUFACTURING · AURORA, ONTARIO
COMPOSTABLE PACKAGINGMADE IN CANADA
Proudly manufacturing compostable paper cups and bowls in Ontario, helping Canadian businesses source packaging closer to home.



Canadian manufacturing
From printing and forming to inspection and packing, our Aurora, Ontario facility is built to support dependable, high-volume foodservice packaging supply.
Annual production capacity
500M
paper cups per year
Products

Made in Aurora
Paper cups and matching lids

Made in Aurora
Paper food containers and matching lids

Clear cups, portion cups and matching lids

Containers, hinged containers, multipurpose trays, sushi trays, tableware and designer tableware

Bamboo bowls, matching lids and fry cups

Fibre, plant-based and CPLA cutlery

Retail products and reusable bags

Bamboo bath tissue, facial tissues and paper essentials
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Proudly manufacturing in Ontario
From our Aurora, Ontario facility, we're bringing foodservice packaging production closer to Canadian businesses.
Aurora, Ontario
Explore Our FacilityKNOWLEDGE CENTRE
Practical answers to the questions shaping packaging decisions in Canada.
FEATURED ANSWER
01 / TRADE & SOURCING
Certain imported packaging may face anti-dumping measures. Coverage depends on the ruling, origin and exporter; classification alone does not establish liability. Compare total landed costs and alternative sourcing options, including Canadian manufacturing where available. Confirm the applicable measure with your customs broker before ordering.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Compare total landed costs and confirm applicable duties before choosing a sourcing route. Canadian manufacturing offers another option where suitable products are available.
02 / TRADE & SOURCING
US trade measures can change landed costs and cross-border sourcing. Treatment depends on classification, origin, the applicable measure and any preferential treatment; packaging products do not all carry the same tariff. Confirm current requirements with your importer or customs broker, then assess options for your delivery destination.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Assess trade treatment for your specific product and destination, rather than assuming one rate applies across packaging.
03 / CANADIAN MANUFACTURING
Eco Guardian produces paper cups and bowls in Aurora, Ontario. The wider catalogue also includes products sourced elsewhere, so Canadian origin must be confirmed for each item. Ask which sizes, materials and printing options are available from Aurora for your packaging requirements.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Confirm Canadian origin at item level. Aurora manufactures paper cups and bowls; the wider catalogue includes products sourced elsewhere.
04 / SUPPLY & RELIABILITY
Domestic production may reduce reliance on some imported finished goods and offer another sourcing option. Reliability also depends on raw materials, production capacity, stock and delivery arrangements. Share your forecast, order schedule and destination so the team can assess a suitable supply plan.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Build a supply plan around your forecast, stock requirements and delivery locations. Local production is one part of that plan.
05 / MATERIALS & REGULATIONS
Federal restrictions cover specified single-use plastic categories, not all plastic packaging. Applicability depends on material, design and use; provincial and local rules may also matter. Consider suitable alternatives, then confirm the requirements for your specific item, location and intended use rather than assuming compliance.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Check requirements for your material, intended use and location before changing products. A material label alone does not establish compliance.
06 / CUSTOM PACKAGING
Share your specifications, quantities, artwork, delivery locations and purchasing schedule. Eco Guardian can discuss product and customisation options against your needs. Availability, minimum quantities, pricing and production timing depend on the chosen product and project; confirm these details before committing to a supply programme.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Start with your specifications, volumes and delivery schedule so our team can assess suitable products and custom printing options.
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