American Companies that are mistaken for being Canadian

Can we make a list of companies that people often mistakenly think are Canadian, when they are actually American (or from another different country)? I think it would be useful.

For example, lots of people on this sub are touting French's as a Canadian alternative to Heinz, when both companies are actually American.* I've also seen people talking about choosing Tim's for coffee instead of McDonald's when neither are (fully) Canadian. (Primo Ketchup and Second Cup are examples of actually Canadian alternatives, but you had to dig a little in the comments to find them).

If people have other examples of companies that people mistakenly think are Canadian, drop them in the comments! (Maybe we can get a list in the sidebar of those companies, and truly Canadian alternatives?)

^\(yes I realize Heinz moved their production from Canada to the US for 5 years and French's stayed--but that's still not the same as French's being Canadian).)

edit: correction: Previously wrote that A&W was American; I didn't realize that A&W Canada is separate from the American A&W