Canadian food exporter
Sweet Oyster Company
Registered with the CFIA as Sweet Oyster Company Inc.
Cascumpec, Prince Edward Island · Exporter
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Boreal Trade summary
Sweet Oyster Company grows and processes oysters in Cascumpec, Prince Edward Island. Its site lists the oysters in three grades: Cocktail, Choice and Select.
The company describes the oysters as uniform in shape, with deep cups and full meats. It says they take three years to grow.
The oysters are grown in Cascumpec Bay, where the Mill and Foxley Rivers drain into the bay. The company says Aaron Sweet hand selects each oyster.
It describes itself as locally owned and operated, and as a farm and processor. It also works with local growers whose approach it shares.
The Sweet family says it has worked the land and sea of Prince Edward Island for four generations. The year the company was founded is not established.
Its export markets are not established. The Aquaculture Alliance of PEI lists it among the island's oyster processors.
It suits an importer or distributor looking for PEI oysters sold by grade, from a family business that grows and packs at one bay. Contact is by phone or email through its website.
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.
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At a glance
- Products
- Oysters
- Address
- 68 Gordons Wharf Road, Cascumpec PE C0B 1V0
- Website
- sweetoyster.ca/
- CFIA establishment
- 6302
- SFC licence
- Not yet verified
- Certifications
- Not yet verified
- Exports to
- Not yet verified
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Southeast Asia registration status
- VietnamNot yet verified
- ThailandNot yet verified
- PhilippinesNot yet verified
- IndonesiaNot yet verified
- MalaysiaNot yet verified
- SingaporeNot yet verified
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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
- Registration in an ASEAN market: none verified
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Sources
- Canadian fish and seafood establishments approved for export · Canadian Food Inspection Agency, retrieved September 19, 2026
Last reviewed: September 1, 2026
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