Canadel

Corporations Canada lists Canadel Inc. (corporation number 973567-4) as an active federal corporation with its registered office at 700, avenue Canadel, Louiseville QC, the same address as the factory. Its three registered individuals with significant control, Guy Deveault, Michel Deveault, and Jean Deveault, all hold Quebec addresses and each control at least 25 percent of shares indirectly and individually, with no foreign shareholder listed.

• Federal corporation information - 973567-4 - Corporations Canada · registry record “Registered office address 700, avenue Canadel Louiseville QC”
• About us - Furniture manufacturer - Canadel · the vendor's own site “Canadel is a family-owned company.”

Canadel's own site describes a single production site at 700 Canadel avenue, Louiseville, Quebec, citing daily output of 1,150 chairs and 200 tables there, and its FAQ refers to a 'Quebec warehouse' as the sole shipping point to retailers. No second manufacturing site, in Canada or elsewhere, is mentioned anywhere on the site.

• About us - Furniture manufacturer - Canadel · the vendor's own site “1,150 chairs made by Canadel daily 200 tables made by Canadel daily”
• Frequently asked questions - Canadel · the vendor's own site “Transit time between our Quebec warehouse and your retailer must also be factored in”

Canadel describes itself as a single-site, family-run employer in Louiseville, with local community investment (parks, schools, local events) and employee amenities tied to that plant; the roughly 25 sales representatives it lists across North America support dealers rather than constituting a second office, and no other location is named.

• About us - Furniture manufacturer - Canadel · the vendor's own site “Canadel is also actively involved in its community.”

Canadel's eco-friendly page names 'buying locally' among its environmental practices and describes recycling solid wood, fabric offcuts, and packaging at the Louiseville plant, but it does not itemize where its lumber, fabric, or hardware are sourced from. Solid-wood dining furniture made in Quebec typically draws on a mix of Quebec and other North American hardwood, so this split is an estimate rather than a published figure; no wood species or supplier was named on the pages checked.

• Eco-friendly engagement - Buy local - Canadel · the vendor's own site “Buying locally and optimizing the use and disposal of various materials through recycling and other activities, are just a few examples of actions taken by Canadel to reduce its environmental footprint.”