City Wide Produce

Surrey,  BC 
Canada
http://www.citywideproduce.com

• Booth: 642

City Wide Produce is a trusted produce wholesaler and distributor, dedicated to delivering the highest-quality fruits and vegetables. We proudly connect growers with buyers across the Lower Mainland and Western Canada, offering fresh, premium products and unmatched customer service. City Wide Produce is here to provide the best that nature has to offer.

 Press Releases

• New Facility Underway in Surrey, BC (Mar 06, 2026)

  The new building will be equipped with temperature and humidity-controlled zones for fresh produce and will allow City Wide to increase the volume and variety of produce offerings to retailers and restaurants in Western Canada.

  City Wide, which has been in Surrey for over 14 years, is building the new facility in collaboration with Orion Construction.

  City Wide was founded by newlyweds Gopal and Fazleen Gupta in 2010, while the grocery store was purchased in 2007.

  “The first little grocery store we owned in 2007 was our education. We learned how passionate we are about fresh produce,” they state.

  City Wide carries a wide range of fruits, vegetables and herbs, and obtained Canada GAP Certification, which includes having a third party auditor from the certification body visit the operation, review the food safety manuals and related records, interview the operator and staff and assess the company’s conformity to the Canada GAP Audit Checklist.

• City Wide Produce breaks ground on new facility (Mar 06, 2026)

  City Wide Produce has broken ground on a new 26,680 sq ft facility in Surrey, B.C.

  The facility will be located in the Campbell Heights area of Surrey. The new building will be equipped with temperature and humidity-controlled zones for fresh produce and will allow City Wide to increase the volume and variety of produce offerings to retailers and restaurants in Western Canada.

  City Wide is building the new facility in collaboration with Orion Construction. City Wide has been in Surrey for more than 14 years.

• Diversifying supply chains (Mar 06, 2026)

  Tariffs as a catalyst for change

  In 2025, Canadian counter-tariffs on U.S. imports posed a serious challenge for City Wide. With over 90% of its imports coming from the United States, City Wide faced climbing costs, exchange rate volatility and shifting consumer preferences.

  “We were paying tariffs on three commodities: tomatoes, watermelons and citrus,” says Gopal. “The rate of use or consumption had slowed down on some kinds of produce, whereas on others it was unchanged.”

  Still, the company saw this disruption as a chance to evolve: “It forced us to start certain programs that we were putting off. Now, we have more resources and more growers willing to sell to us. We’ve widened our base,” says Gopal.