Canada's Largest Producer of

Sweet Potatoes

A Great Source of Vitamin A | Fat Free | Rich in Beta-Carotene.
From Norfolk County soil to Canadian grocery shelves, Berlo’s Best helped build the Canadian sweet potato industry, starting with family and still growing that way today.

Rooted in Norfolk County

Connected Across Canada

From Norfolk County agriculture to national produce networks, Berlo’s Best works within the farming, food safety, and retail relationships that help bring Canadian-grown sweet potatoes to market.

Grown, Cured, Stored, and Packed for Canadian Shelves

Berlo’s Best harvests sweet potatoes in season, then uses careful curing, climate-controlled storage, and packing systems to keep premium sweet potatoes available to Canadian consumers throughout the year.

Try Our Delicious

RECIPES

Sweet Potato Beef Stew

A slow-simmered beef stew with tender sweet potatoes, celery, onion, and a rich, comforting broth.

Sweet Potato Hummus and Sweet Potato Sticks

Smooth sweet potato hummus blended with chickpeas, tahini, lemon, garlic, and dill, served with fresh sweet potato sticks for dipping.

Sweet Potato Shepherd’s Pie

A comfort-food casserole with seasoned ground beef, garlic, onions, and a smooth sweet potato topping.

Taco Stuffed Sweet Baked Potato

A hearty baked sweet potato loaded with seasoned beef, cheddar, sour cream, and classic taco toppings.

Sweet Potato Muffins

Warm, lightly spiced sweet potato muffins with brown sugar, cinnamon, and a soft homemade crumb.

Maple Mashed Sweet Potatoes with Bacon

Creamy mashed sweet potatoes get a savoury-sweet upgrade with maple syrup, garlic, and crispy bacon.

Our Story

How Berlo’s Best Grew Into a Canadian Leader

A closer look at the family, innovation, and persistence behind Canada’s largest sweet potato producer.

Meet the Family Behind Berlo’s Best

From a small Norfolk County crop to Canada’s largest sweet potato producer, Berlo’s Best is a story of family grit, farm innovation, and a belief that Canadian-grown sweet potatoes deserved a place on Canadian tables.