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Donald's Fine Foods

Registered with the CFIA as DONALD'S FINE FOODS

Richmond, British Columbia · Processor

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Boreal Trade summary

Donald's Fine Foods is a pork processor based in Richmond, British Columbia. It also works in specialty meat procurement and distribution.

Its brands, as listed on its website, include Britco Pork, PrimRose Farms, Savoury Choice, Paradise Valley Free Range Pork and Sakura Farms premium pork.

The company is family owned. It began as a local meat distributor, Donald's Meat Distribution, and bought a small pork abattoir in Langley in 1997.

Its Mitchell Island facility in Richmond was commissioned in December 2005, and the company took the name Donald's Fine Foods that year.

Its website also lists sites in Chilliwack and Moose Jaw, run under other business names.

The company says it sells to Canadian and international markets, and its site states that it exports. The BC government's agrifood export catalogue also carries a listing for it.

It suits importers and distributors looking for a branded pork supplier that handles processing, procurement and distribution in-house.

Product specifications, export volumes and destination markets are not established here. Ask the company directly.

Written by Boreal Trade on October 6, 2026 from public information, including the company’s own published material.

The company has not written or reviewed it, and nothing here is a verified regulatory value.

Those are shown separately below, each with the register it was read from.

At a glance

Products
Pork
Address
11528 Eburne Way, Richmond BC V6V 2G7
Website
Not yet verified
CFIA establishment
429
SFC licence
Not yet verified
Certifications
Not yet verified
Exports to
Not yet verified

4 of these are not verified. Complete them if this is your company

Southeast Asia registration status

  • VietnamEstablishment approved by the destination authority
  • ThailandNot yet verified
  • PhilippinesNot yet verified
  • IndonesiaNot yet verified
  • MalaysiaEstablishment approved by the destination authority
  • SingaporeEstablishment approved by the destination authority

Approval means the destination authority has listed the establishment. It does not tell you whether the company is currently shipping.

Canada publishes an approved-establishment list for Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia, and none for Thailand or the Philippines, so those two read "not yet verified" for every company.

Elsewhere it means we have not found the company on that market's list, never that they are unregistered.

Readiness criteria

  • Safe Food for Canadians licence including export activity: not yet verified
  • A GFSI-benchmarked food safety certification: not yet verified
  • Exporting to three or more countries: not yet verified

Confirmed at both ends

Canada publishes which establishments a destination has approved. Some destinations publish their own register of the same thing. Where we can read both, they are shown against each other.

  • Singapore

    Named by both. Singapore Food Agency lists this establishment as CA429 for beef, raw (frozen/chilled).

    Read from the Accreditation Database for Overseas Sources on 2026-09-24, and from Canada’s own annex above.

  • Malaysia

    Named by both. Department of Veterinary Services, Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, Malaysia lists this establishment as 429 for pork and pork products.

    The certificate of approval on this listing ran out on October 10, 2026. It has not been renewed in the copy of the register we read, which is not the same as the approval having lapsed: ask before shipping.

    Read from the Senarai Abatoir & Loji Pemprosesan Luar Negara Yang Diiktiraf, Canada on 2026-09-24, and from Canada’s own annex above.

Singapore and Malaysia are the two destinations on this route that publish a register we can read Canada’s against, and Malaysia is the only authority anywhere on it that dates what it approves.

For Indonesia there is no second list by design: Indonesian authorities approve the establishment and Canada publishes the result.

So the annex above is the record of that approval rather than one half of it.

The Philippines publishes its accredited establishments as a scanned document we will not read numbers out of, and neither Vietnamese authority answers from here at all.

What we publish and where it comes from.

Importing this into Southeast Asia

What a buyer in each destination has to settle before a shipment from this company can land. Registration rules sit with the importer, not the exporter.

Sources

Last reviewed: September 1, 2026

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