Canadian Brands to Watch Out for in 2025

Digital Marketing / December 12, 2024

It’s that time of year again—where we highlight the innovators shaping the future of Canadian business. For those who have followed this annual tradition from 2019 to 2024, you know the drill. Each year, we uncover the brands rewriting the playbook and inspiring the next wave of entrepreneurship.

Curious about our past picks? Take a trip down memory lane with our previous editions: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023.

Let’s dive into the rising stars to keep an eye on in 2025:

1. Hobbiesville

When Hobbiesville CEO Logan Fournier found his childhood binder of Pokémon cards, he saw an opportunity to modernize the outdated world of hobby shops. Partnering with serial digital entrepreneur Edmond Georges, Fournier left his role at Shopify to create a direct-to-consumer hobby shop that blended passion with innovation. Their vision paid off, generating $2 million in sales by the end of the first year. Today, Hobbiesville is a powerhouse with eight-figure revenue, two brick-and-mortar locations, a strong international presence, and an impressive 3-year growth of +955%.

2. Evnia environmental compliance group

Evnia is a top consulting firm specializing in eco-taxation and producer responsibility (REP). Their expertise in environmental fee reporting makes them a vital partner for businesses navigating Canada’s strict sustainability regulations. Using tools like their proprietary compliance tracker, Evnia helps companies stay compliant and meet their sustainability goals. The firm has achieved impressive 3-year revenue growth of 538%.

3. Tru Earth

Tru Earth has turned everyday laundry into an eco-friendly movement. With each 32-load pack of Tru Earth eco-strips, the brand eliminates a plastic jug and other single-use plastics from potentially polluting landfills and oceans. This commitment to sustainability has resonated globally, leading to the elimination of approximately 185,792,000 containers to date. 

Powered by its innovative approach and growing demand, Tru Earth has achieved remarkable success, boasting a 3-year revenue growth of 577% and solidifying its position as a leader in sustainable consumer goods.

4. Frankie’s Organic

Based in Laval, Québec, Frankie’s Organic is a family-owned brand proving that food can be both wholesome and flavorful. Committed to using nutrient-rich ingredients, the brand offers a diverse range of organic products that delight health-conscious consumers. This dedication to quality and taste has fueled extraordinary success, with a 3-year revenue growth of 502%, establishing Frankie’s Organic as a trusted name in the organic food industry.

5. Flaura Cuir

With its heavy reliance on synthetic fibers, the textile industry is a major contributor to plastic pollution. Yet, Canada has set an ambitious goal of achieving zero plastic waste by 2030. While less polluting alternatives exist in the textile sector, the market for these solutions is struggling to gain traction.

Flaura, a Quebec-based startup, is creating plant-based leather made from apple residues sourced in Montérégie. This innovative material has potential not only in the clothing industry but also in furniture manufacturing. The company is currently gearing up for its first commercial production and an initial round of funding.

“In three years, we hope to start exporting to the U.S. furniture market, followed by the European clothing market,” says Fannie Laroche, owner of Flaura. “Until then, we anticipate doubling our revenue each year.”

6. Selfcare by Bloom

We know what you’re thinking: Bloom? Are we trying to self-promote right now? The answer is no. While we love the company name (duh!), it’s not related to our agency! Selfcare by Bloom bridges the gap between pharmacy essentials and the Sephora experience. Offering a curated range of feminine, easy-to-use, and effective products, Selfcare by Bloom empowers women to feel their best. From skincare to wellness solutions, their emphasis on transparency and high-quality ingredients resonates with modern consumers seeking convenience and efficacy.

Since its launch in 2022, Selfcare by Bloom has grown rapidly, gaining 33k followers on Instagram and 34k on TikTok. It has made a significant impact in the beauty industry and is on track for continued success.

7. Dee Bee’s Organic’s

DeeBee’s Organics has redefined frozen treats with their clean-label, shelf-stable freeze-at-home fruit products. Certified organic, non-GMO Project Verified, Kosher, gluten-free, vegan, and free from artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives, their products set the standard for healthy indulgence. The brand not only created but now dominates the freeze-at-home category in the natural organic space, owning nearly 80% of the market share. With a 3-year revenue growth of 356%, DeeBee’s Organics is a leader in innovation and a trailblazer in the organic food industry.

8. Ferreol

From the product design phase onward, FERREOL is committed to adhering to significant societal and environmental principles. They aim to minimize their ecological footprint as much as possible. To achieve this, they have developed a flax fiber technology that is not only eco-friendly but also provides key user comfort benefits, such as cushioning. FERREOL received a Mitacs Acceleration grant to advance their in-house research and development focused on integrating natural fibers into alpine skis.

Looking ahead, the company’s goal is to influence other ski manufacturers, encouraging them to evolve their practices and approaches in order to make the industry healthier than it is today.

9. Blue Ocean CRM Inc.

As a certified Salesforce Partner, Blue Ocean CRM Inc. offers customized CRM solutions focused on customer satisfaction, not billable hours. Their expertise in integrating Salesforce with business workflows drives scalable growth. With a 645% revenue increase over three years, Blue Ocean’s innovative approach and commitment to long-term success set them apart in the CRM industry.

10. BrainBox

BrainBox AI is leading the way in the global energy transition with its groundbreaking HVAC technology powered by AI, transforming buildings into smarter, greener spaces. In collaboration with their trusted partners across the globe, they help building owners reduce their carbon emissions.

Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with a team spread across the world, BrainBox AI is driving sustainability in the built environment, dramatically lowering energy use and costs. Since their launch in 2019, their technology has impacted over 100 million square feet of commercial space across 70 cities worldwide.

11. Kettlemans Bagel

Kettlemans is a beloved brand known for its Montreal-style bagels, hand-rolled with unique spreads, fresh salads, and hearty sandwiches. Whether for breakfast, lunch, or a late-night treat, Kettlemans offers something for everyone. Recently named a Certified Great Place to Work in Canada for 2024, the company is expanding with new locations across the country. With a 128% revenue growth over three years, Kettlemans continues to thrive.

12. Coveo 

Coveo provides AI-powered search and generative AI solutions that create personalized digital experiences for enterprises. Their platform helps businesses improve outcomes with smart search and recommendations. 

With a 102% revenue growth over three years, Coveo is a leader in enterprise AI. In 2024, they partnered with Shopify to offer large-scale enterprise customers AI search, personalized recommendations, generative answering, and margin optimization for enhanced shopping experiences.

These Canadian brands are more than just businesses—they’re innovators, disruptors, and leaders in their respective fields. From wellness and tech to real estate and confectionery, these companies represent the diversity and creativity thriving in Canada. As we look forward to 2025, keep an eye on these rising stars—they’re shaping the future of Canadian industry and beyond.