No Name / Sans Nom Sliced Pineapple

No Name (marketed as 'sans nom' in French-speaking regions) is a prominent Canadian generic brand of grocery and household items. Launched in 1978 by Loblaw Companies Limited, the brand is famous for its minimalist yellow packaging and straightforward black Helvetica text. It was designed to provide consumers with an affordable alternative by stripping away expensive advertising and fancy packaging.

While the brand is inherently Canadian, the raw materials and manufacturing for specific products like canned pineapple are typically sourced globally from major tropical fruit-producing regions. The brand remains a core asset of George Weston Limited through its retail subsidiary, Loblaws. It has become a cultural icon in Canada, synonymous with value-driven shopping.