"At St Mary's River Smokehouses Quality is a Tradition"


The beautiful St Mary's River on the eastern shore of Nova Scotia has been a destination for avid salmon anglers since the last century.  Sherbrooke, standing astride the river, is now the home of a model village depicting early Canadian life along this rugged Maritime coastline.  Now tourists and fishermen alike enjoy the unspoiled environment and heritage of this 19th century "Nova Scottish" settlement, located just over 2 hours east of Halifax.

Today, Sherbrooke is also home to St Mary's River Smokehouses.  From a start in 1996 as a 2500 square foot facilty, St. Mary's has since expanded and grown to be one of the largest salmon smokehouses in Canada, processing close to a million pounds of Atlantic salmon annually. With over 50 employees, we are the largest employer in the region.
 
At St Mary's, we pride ourselves in the innovation and quality of our products and our customer service. That pride has been rewarded in the form of long standing supply arrangements to provide smoked salmon to national hotel chains and Canada's top retailers...

We produce the best selling cold smoked salmon private label product in Canada for the world's 4th largest supermarket chain. 

Our own St. Mary's brand of oven - smoked salmon strips is the best selling hot smoked product in Canada's supermarkets.

Again under St. Mary's brand, we are the exclusive supplier of cold smoked salmon to Canada's largest hotel buying group. 

All this from our modern facility that has combined the very best practices of the finest Scottish smokehouses and the smoking traditions of Nova Scotia's costal fishing villages.

From this solid base, we continously strive to lead the smoked category in Canada with new products and innovations...  





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