Woman-Owned Canadian Gifting Brand The Gourmet Gifts Opens Bulk Corporate Hamper Orders for Year-End Thank-Yous
Oct 22, 2026
The Canadian gifting brand now pairs ordering tools with luxury hampers, allowing businesses to send thank-yous to individuals or large groups.
Canada, October 22, 2026 -- Woman-owned Canadian gifting company The Gourmet Gifts is creating a curated range of hampers for companies looking to send out thank-yous that feel more personal. Hampers contain sparkling wines, gourmet ingredients, and champagne, all enclosed within the brand's most impressive gift baskets.
The range has arrived just in time for end-of-year corporate gifting. Companies can take advantage of the luxury hampers to mark employee successes or welcome new hires for the following year.
The Gourmet Gifts offers various options in its luxury collection, including the Imperial Champagne Experience, the Veuve Clicquot Celebration Basket, and the Grand Gourmet Gift Basket. Every basket is hand-picked and prepared before shipping, giving it an artisanal feel.
A spokesperson from The Gourmet Gifts said the following:
“We're opening up bulk buying options and enabling businesses to purchase 20, 50, or 200 baskets in a single run, with bespoke and custom-printed messages for every person. Gifts going to several addresses can be handled from a single invoice, with larger orders carrying additional perks like custom packaging, logo cards, and company-branded ribbons.”
The Gourmet Gifts is also pleased to announce that it offers a gifting program for managed accounts run by a dedicated gifting specialist for companies that want to give gifts more than once a year. The service can build schedules around future calendars, ensuring that gifts arrive when and where they're needed.
In addition, The Gourmet Gifts allows gifts to be semi-customized and potentially include the company's own products, with prior arrangement. Fully custom baskets are also available, designed according to the brief the brand sends.
The Gourmet Gifts delivers to every territory and province across Canada. Orders placed by 4 pm arrive the same day in Toronto and the GTA. Next-day delivery options are available at checkout in qualifying regions, with conventional delivery services taking between 3 and 5 business days for the rest of Canada. Hampers containing champagne and wine only go to recipients over the legal drinking age limit.
Gifts may also count towards supplier diversity reporting. The Gourmet Gifts is a WBE-certified supplier.
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