Covered Bridge Sea Salt Potato Chips

Covered Bridge Potato Chips is a premium snack brand that celebrates its deep Canadian roots. The brand was founded in 2008 by the Albright family, who have been farming potatoes in Carleton County, New Brunswick, for generations. The name is a tribute to the famous Hartland Covered Bridge, the longest covered bridge in the world, which is located near their production facility in Waterville, New Brunswick.

All Covered Bridge potato chips are produced using an old-fashioned kettle-cooking method, using russet potatoes grown on the family's Fourth Generation farm. This "farm-to-bag" approach ensures high quality and a distinctive dark russet color and crunch. While a major fire affected their primary facility in early 2024, the brand continues to operate and maintain its identity as an independent, family-owned Canadian enterprise.

The global ownership remains with the original founders through Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company Inc. The brand is a staple in the Canadian snack market, particularly in the Atlantic provinces, and is recognized for its commitment to local agriculture and traditional manufacturing processes.