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Last updated: 2026-05-27

Not legal advice. This page is informational only and was not drafted or reviewed by a lawyer. The disclosure language reflects our best-effort reading of Competition Bureau of Canada guidance and the Amazon Associates Operating Agreement. Consult a lawyer for compliance decisions specific to your situation.

Plain-language summary: Some links on HarvestGuide.ca are affiliate links. When you click one and buy something, we may earn a commission — at no extra cost to you. This helps fund the testing kitchen and keeps the Site free to read. We never recommend a product because of the commission; only after the editorial team would buy it themselves.

Amazon Associates

HarvestGuide.ca is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases — meaning when you click an Amazon link on the Site and complete a purchase on Amazon.ca, Amazon pays us a small percentage of the order value as a referral fee.

The required Amazon notice: “As an Amazon Associate, HarvestGuide.ca earns from qualifying purchases.”

How we mark affiliate links

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  • Opens in a new tab so you don’t lose your place.
  • When placed in a recommendation box, displays a visible Recommended badge and an inline disclosure line beneath the link.

If a link is not marked as a recommendation box, it’s either a citation (Health Canada, Bernardin, CFIA, Statistics Canada) or an internal link — those earn us nothing.

Other affiliate programs

At the time of this writing, Amazon Associates is the only affiliate program HarvestGuide.ca participates in. We may add others in the future (Bernardin direct, kitchen-equipment retailers); when we do, we’ll update this page and disclose them the same way.

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Affiliate commissions do not influence which products we recommend or what we say about them. We only recommend gear we would actually use — Bernardin jars, tested-quality canners, food mills with replaceable parts, dehydrators with even airflow. If something we’ve recommended turns out to be worse than expected, we’ll update or remove the recommendation; the affiliate revenue does not buy permanence.

If we receive a product for review (none yet at the time of this writing), we’ll disclose it inline on the relevant page.

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Questions about our affiliate practices: [email protected].

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