Is the wood you are using in your cutting boards Canadian, “A Proud Yes”
When asked whether the wood we use in our cutting boards is Canadian, the answer is an emphatic yes. There is, however, a rich story behind that simple affirmation. Every cutting board that leaves our production is made from hardwoods that are not just grown in Canada but are also deeply imprinted with the country’s tradition of quality craftsmanship.
Canadian-Grown Hardwoods: A Legacy of Quality
Large cutting board for meat with juice groove maple
The great forests of Canada support some of the finest hardwoods in the world. Our boards are primarily Canadian maple, a wood that has built its reputation being both durable and beautiful. Our trees grow in the cold climates of Canada where the slow growth process produces dense, strong wood. This, in turn, is used to create a high-density product that provides producers with the ability to produce premium cutting boards that will resist wear and remain functional and attractive for many years.
Why Canadian Wood Matters
Choosing Canadian-grown wood isn’t about national pride—it’s about quality guaranteed. From rich soil to cold winters, Canada produces hardwoods superior in both strength and grain. When you choose a cutting board made from Canadian wood, you are choosing a product which nature itself has shaped to be strong and long-lasting.
Craftsmanship Meets Canadian Resources
Our commitment to using Hardwood Canadian maple is only surpassed by our commitment to craftsmanship. Every board is crafted in Canada by master artisans who understand the intricacies of the wood. They handpick the best pieces for a collective board that holds on and brings out all of the natural beauty and strength of the wood.
Sustainability and Local Impact
By using Canadian-grown wood, we’re ensuring not only quality but also sustainable practices and supporting the local economy. Sourcing locally reduces the ecological footprint attributed to long-distance transportation and helps keep alive the livelihoods of Canadian workers dependent on the forest industry.
Canadian Quality Assurance
When you ask if the wood in our cutting boards is Canadian, you ask about so much more. You ask about quality, sustainability, and heritage. And with every one of those questions, we say yes. Every cutting board we make speaks to what’s best about Canada, from the trees that give us our wood to the craftspeople who shape it.