OAKBERRY Açaí, Canada’s and the world’s largest and fastest-growing açaí brand, is accelerating its national expansion with a major rollout of new locations planned across the country in 2026.
The expansion will bring OAKBERRY’s customizable açaí bowls and smoothies to more communities across British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and Ontario, said the company.
Upcoming openings include:
- Victoria, BC — Tuscany Village
- Victoria, BC — Downtown
- Victoria, BC — Saanich
- Kelowna, BC — Orchard Park Mall
- Richmond, BC
- Vancouver, BC — Kerrisdale
- Edmonton, AB — Glenora
- Winnipeg, MB — Bridgwater
- Windsor, ON — Devonshire Mall
- London, ON — Masonville Mall
- Hamilton, ON — Lime Ridge Mall
- Ottawa, ON — Bayshore Mall
- Kenora, ON — Tall Pines Marina (Seasonal)
“We’re excited about the momentum OAKBERRY is seeing across Canada,” said Carter Friesen, CEO of Snowbank Brands, which owns the rights to OAKBERRY Açaí in Canada.
“Our goal is to make OAKBERRY accessible to more Canadians by opening stores in vibrant communities across the country — bringing our premium Brazilian açaí to people looking for something customizable, energizing, and delicious.”
Additional locations are currently in development, with more to be announced soon, bringing the Canadian total to over 40 stores by the end of 2026. With approximately 1,000 locations worldwide, OAKBERRY has become one of the most recognizable names in the global superfood category. The Canadian expansion reflects growing consumer demand for convenient, nutritious options made with natural ingredients, said the company.
The company said every OAKBERRY location offers build-your-own açaí bowls layered with premium toppings, smoothies, and hand-whisked SOAR Organics matcha lattes. Known for its bright, welcoming stores and quick service, OAKBERRY has become a popular stop for customers looking for a feel-good snack or meal.
Many of the new Canadian locations are expected to open throughout summer 2026, with grand opening celebrations planned in each community featuring promotions, giveaways, and sampling events, it added.
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