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Where to Shop for Wholesale Halal Food in Canada
August 9, 2026 | Last Update August 9, 2026 6:02 pm
Buying halal food by the case, pallet, or freezer load can save money—but the right supplier depends on what you are buying and where you need it delivered. This guide highlights useful wholesale halal food suppliers in Canada for restaurants, caterers, grocers, community organizations, and families who buy in bulk.
Start here: what kind of wholesale buyer are you?
Restaurant-ready
Shawarma cones, pizza toppings, falafel, sauces, deli meats and prepared proteins.
Raw proteins
Beef, poultry, lamb, goat, seafood, custom cuts and recurring food-service deliveries.
Retail shelves
Dates, pantry staples, snacks, beverages, rice, oils and products ordered by case or pallet.
Wholesale halal food suppliers by region
Ontario
Bani Halal Food Wholesale — Etobicoke
Best for: shawarma shops, caterers and Middle Eastern restaurants.
- Shawarma and donair cones
- Falafel dough, hummus, garlic and tahini sauces
- Bulk pantry ingredients and specialty meats
Address: 43 Drummond St, Etobicoke, ON M8V 1Y7
Phone: 416-521-9990
Pickup: Weekdays; online products commonly show pickup at this address.
Morsella Foods — Concord
Best for: one-stop restaurant purchasing in the GTA.
- Halal meats and seafood
- Flour, rice, oils, tea, jams and beverages
- Trays, cups, bags, pizza boxes and other packaging
Address: 100 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Unit 51, Concord, ON L4K 5X1
Phone: 416-565-3008
Delivery note: Its website advertises bulk discounts and free delivery on orders over $500; confirm your postal code and current terms.
Misom Halal Food Products — Toronto
Best for: pizzerias, takeout counters and prepared-food menus.
- Pizza toppings, pepperoni, salami and sausage
- Burgers, kabab, falafel and shawarma
- Chicken products, halal cheese and deli-style meats
Mailing address: P.O. Box 10314 Station R, Don Mills, Toronto, ON M3C 0J9
Phone: 416-504-7374
Pickup: Appointment and confirmation number required. Toronto delivery and freezer freight outside Ontario are available according to Misom.
Food World Plus — Mississauga (Coming Soon)
Best for: future cash-and-carry purchases, global groceries and catering supply.
- Planned halal butcher options, seafood, deli and organic produce
- Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and other international pantry products
- Cash-and-carry wholesale wing and professional catering services
Address: 50 Matheson Blvd E, Mississauga, ON L4Z 1N5
Phone: 905-829-0506
Status: Not open yet. The official website says “opening soon”; no firm opening date has been announced.
Quebec
T-Mart Food Services — Montreal
Best for: restaurants that want proteins, seafood and deli products from one distributor.
- Beef, poultry, lamb and goat
- Fresh and frozen seafood
- Halal deli and processed meats
- Custom cutting, recurring delivery and volume pricing
Address: 9035 Avenue du Parc, Montreal, QC H2N 1Z1
Phone: 514-814-8111
Who can buy: Business accounts and home/retail customers. Confirm delivery area, minimums and same-day availability.
Alberta
Cadalow Halal Meats — Calgary
Best for: Alberta restaurants, hotels, supermarkets and local markets needing custom-cut proteins.
- Poultry, beef, bison and fish
- Goat and sheep
- Whole animals or selected cuts
- In-house butchers and refrigerated delivery
Address: 6424 36 St NE, Unit 150, Calgary, AB T3J 4C8
Phone: 403-805-0005
Coverage: Alberta-wide wholesale delivery. The supplier says it can provide one-day delivery; confirm your route and cutoff time.
British Columbia
Wescadia Halal Foods — Richmond
Best for: Lower Mainland restaurants and retailers buying meat or seafood.
- Lamb, goat, beef and poultry
- Seafood products
- Custom cutting for retail and culinary needs
- Certified processing chain information on its website
Address: 1651 Patrick St, Richmond, BC V6V 3A7
Phone: 604-270-8030
Hours listed: Monday–Friday, 6:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Coverage: Lower Mainland; contact the company about sourcing and delivery.
Quick comparison
| Supplier | Region | Best for | Buying route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bani | GTA | Shawarma, falafel, sauces | Online / pickup / wholesale inquiry |
| Morsella | GTA | Food plus restaurant packaging | Wholesale order and delivery |
| Misom | Toronto + freight | Pizza toppings and prepared proteins | Appointment / delivery / freezer freight |
| Food World Plus | Mississauga | Global groceries, planned halal butcher and wholesale | Coming soon; buying route not yet available |
| Surayya | Canada-wide | Retail pantry and snack lines | B2B account; case or pallet |
| T-Mart | Montreal | Meat, seafood and deli | Business account or retail purchase |
| Cadalow | Alberta | Custom-cut raw proteins | Wholesale delivery |
| Wescadia | BC Lower Mainland | Meat, poultry and seafood | Food-service inquiry |
Before placing your first wholesale order
1. Verify the exact product
Do not assume every item in a mixed warehouse has the same halal status. Ask for the certifier, current certificate, facility name and exact SKU or product list covered.
2. Ask about slaughter and handling
If hand slaughter, mechanical slaughter, stunning, segregation or shared equipment matters to you, ask directly. “Halal” on a homepage does not answer every sourcing question.
3. Compare usable cost
Compare case weight, trim, glaze on frozen seafood, delivery fees and yield—not just the price printed on the box.
4. Confirm the minimum
Ask whether the minimum is per SKU, per order, by dollar value or by pallet. Some distributors accept mixed cases; others do not.
5. Plan cold storage
Know the case dimensions, frozen or chilled condition, delivery window and shelf life before the truck arrives.
6. Request a sample order
Test cut consistency, flavour, packaging and delivery reliability before changing a high-volume menu item or committing to a recurring order.
Useful halal verification resources
- Halal Monitoring Authority (HMA) Certified Suppliers — searchable supplier information and the specific products covered.
- ISNA Halal Certification Agency — certification information and business listings.
- Canada Halal Examination & Certification — certified supplier and delivery listings.
- THF halal certification checklist — a practical explanation for food businesses preparing for certification.
What about Costco and restaurant cash-and-carry stores?
They can be useful for bulk rice, oil, flour, beverages, disposables and selected halal-labelled products. However, inventory and certification can vary by warehouse and SKU. Treat a mixed wholesaler as a place to compare products—not as a blanket guarantee that everything sold there is halal. Read the label, identify the certifier and re-check when packaging or suppliers change.
This guide was checked in August 2026. Addresses, hours, minimum orders, delivery areas and certifications can change. Contact the supplier and the relevant halal certifier before travelling or ordering. The Halal Food is an information resource and does not certify the businesses listed here.
Know a reliable wholesale halal supplier we should review? Send us the details.
Featured image credit: Dania Shaeeb / Unsplash.
About The Author
Mohamad Al-Koubeitri
I'm a halal food enthusiast, storyteller, and digital creator with a love for exploring Canada’s diverse and growing halal scene. From hidden shawarma spots in Mississauga to fusion bites at street festivals in Toronto, I’m always on the hunt for bold flavors and authentic experiences that reflect the spirit of our multicultural communities.
As the voice behind many of The Halal Food features, I blend my background in web development and digital marketing with a deep-rooted passion for food and culture. My goal? To spotlight halal-friendly restaurants, family-run kitchens, and food vendors that deserve a louder voice online.
Whether I’m capturing the sizzle of charcoal-grilled kebabs or writing about the meaning behind a dish, I see food as more than a meal — it’s a way to tell stories, preserve heritage, and connect people.
Follow my journey on Instagram to discover Canada’s halal eats together, one bite at a time.
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