Yes. Our minimum order requirement is $250 per order.

No. We manufacture products and sell them to businesses through our many distributors. Please Contact Us for information on how to purchase our products, or find a distributor in your area on our Distributor List.

Any business that uses flavours, bakery mixes, or other food ingredients. Embassy products are used in a wide variety of businesses, in a wide variety of industries. We sell to both large and small companies in the bakery, beverage, pharmaceutical, dairy and confectionary industries.

Absolutely. Contact Us by telephone or email, and let us know what product you’re interested in.

Our lead time for samples is 1 business day plus shipping. Note that the industry average is from 3-14 business days.

Our lead time on orders is 3 business days plus shipping unless otherwise stated. Note that the industry average is 14 business days.

You can place an order by contacting one of our representatives at (905)789-3200 or 1-800-334-3371. For full contact information, please see the Contact Us page. Or, you can contact Embassy distributor nearest you by using our Distributor List.

You can purchase Embassy products either directly from us, or through one of our many distributors. Use the Contact Us page to get in touch with us by phone, fax or email to find the right vendor for your business. Or use the Distributor List to find a distributor of Embassy products in your area.

Technical specification sheets (spec sheets) are available on this website. Browse or do a keyword-search to find the spec sheet you’re interested in by using the Search Products page.

For full contact information, please see the Contact Us page.

Feedback and requests left in the Contact Us page will go directly to our Sales Manager. It will then be directed to the salesperson responsible for companies in your geographic area. This salesperson will answer your message using the contact method you provide.

In order to reduce the risk of cross-contamination, the Embassy Flavours facility does not manufacture products with peanuts or shellfish as ingredients. In addition, we do not allow our employees to bring food items containing peanut or shellfish into the manufacturing facility or any of the areas connected to it.

Embassy Flavours is under the supervision and certification of the Kashruth Council of Toronto and 99% of our products are Kosher (Dairy and Parve) under the bearing COR 284.

Yes, however developing a new product represents a significant investment of resources. Before committing to a new product development we must evaluate a number of factors, including the volume requested. Please Contact Us to discuss the possibility of creating a product customized for your application.

Yes. The bulk of our international sales comes from the United States, but we have customers as far away as Trinidad.

Yes. We have aligned our quality and allergen control programs with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food (OMAF) HACCP ADVANTAGE Program which was introduced in March 2004, and was certified by the Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) in May 2005. See the HACCP page for more details.

The price of flavours and other food ingredients are dependent on the price of the raw ingredients that are used to make them. When the price of a particular raw ingredient increases suddenly, Embassy (along with everyone else) is forced to increase the price of any product that uses the ingredient.  This is a concern especially in volatile markets such as the vanilla market.  The majority of the world’s vanilla is produced in very few places: the Bourbon Islands, Mexico, Madagascar, Indonesia and Tahiti.  Because the vanilla production in these countries is inconsistent in supply, quality and cost, the market price of vanilla tends to fluctuate far more than the price of other food products.  Embassy cannot control price fluctuations of this type, and must adjust the prices of its goods accordingly.  Rest assured however, that when the price of a raw ingredient swings downwards, Embassy is quick to lower its prices to reflect that change.