Roperfree's Vision to Reality

 By Roperfree 

As we are approaching the holiday season, I take this opportunity to thank Roperfree crews and customers. Roperfree started in the garage of one of our co-founders, Percy, the owner of Roper Fashions.

                      Percy of the co-founders 

It was scaled up and relocated to our new modernized premises in Lweza with all amenities suitable for the factory, managed by Mona Kawoya and co-founder too! Since then, Roperfree has been scaling up from producing mosquito repellents to aromatherapy oils, hand sanitizers, and currently hair dandruff oils, which are all natural organic products. 


Roperfree started selling products in Canada after the aerobics Concert in April, and the breakthrough was attained after the Canadian National Exhibition. Currently, some of the Afro-Caribbean food stores in the West of Toronto are selling our products, plus a few health stores. 


Many of our customers like the products because they're natural and work for them. As a founder who has the vision, I have been helped a lot by my spouse Mona, Percy, Willis & Ellis (my sons) Jimmy, my younger brother, Ruth marketing officer, Lillian, Jason Cici & his dad Bernie, who supported & encouraged me to attend the CNE & from our loyal customers and pharmacies. 


Roperfree is vying to be a reputable brand in Canada and Uganda as we have started selling to high-end customers in Canada via our social media platforms, including the website, and next year we have been invited to sell our products in the flea markets. 


The game of winning has been attributed to the passion I have had for doing business since childhood, mentored by my late Dad, Mr. Eriabu Kasumba, and he's my source of inspiration and motivation.

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