Afro-Caribbean Organic Foods Are A game Changer in Toronto

By Roperfree 

The demand for the Afo-Caribbean food is rising in Canada, especially in Toronto, due to the increased ethnic population mostly from the Caribbean, Africa, South America and Asia.

In late November 2025, I received an invitation call from Mr. Tanmoy Ahmed, the Manager of the newly set-up Family Grocery & Convenience selling fresh organic foods targeting the Afro-Caribbean population in Toronto.

My profession in Business Marketing was put to the test as I graduated some years ago from Humber College with a Diploma in Business Marketing & also a Certificate from Havard University.

I went to have a business meeting with Ahmed as he was interested in getting more foodstuffs from Uganda, marketing his new location to the Ugandan community living in Toronto, and also selling Roperfree Brand products in his store. He offered Roperfree a distribution agreement to supply Uganda foodstuffs from Uganda and this is a great partnership!

The store looks very clean, goods well displayed, lit and bright. At the very end, there is a butcher selling halal meat.

Ahmed is a very welcoming gentleman with extraordinary customer service. He's a pleasant person who greets every customer who comes into his store.

This is great news for countries such as Uganda, which benefits from its agriculture sector, and among the food stuffs he sells from Uganda are the Roperfree products, "matooke" cassava, sweet potatoes, maize flour, spices, tea, "ensenene"grasshoppers etc.

Supporting in buying the Afro-Caribbean food stores is indirectly supporting the economy of the country of origin.

Support by buying Roperfree Brand Products to continue fighting malaria in Uganda.