Our Brands

ROHO Agave uses sisal agave hearts to craft agave spirits in Kenya, reduce waste, and create local livelihood opportunities. Sisal plants are cultivated in coastal Kilifi to produce durable fibers from their leaves, and after the plants reach maturity, the hearts are normally discarded or burned. Drawing inspiration from traditional Mexican techniques, ROHO Agave slow cooks the sisal agave hearts with local neem wood in pits lined with volcanic stones collected from Mount Kilimanjaro, extracts and wild ferments the juice, double distills the ferment, and blends the distilled alcohol to produce a balanced and rounded flavour profile. They bottle their agave spirits in recycled glass with paper labels made from the agave processing waste. ROHO Agave uses the remaining waste to produce quality compost fertilizer for the local community.

Rokhak creates natural housewares and accessories from water hyacinth, preserves traditional weaving skills, and empowers women in Siem Reap. Water hyacinth is an invasive plant that damages waterways in Cambodia. Rokhak trains local women to harvest, clean, and dry the plants and weave them into contemporary bags, baskets, and mats as an alternative to imported plastic products. The women are able to earn a sustainable income, increase their financial independence, and send their children to school. Rokhak assists with new product development, skill training, and market access. They offer hands-on weaving workshops for travelers and other visitors.

Rooted Official specializes in ethically and sustainably handcrafted handbags that bring together Danish design and Sri Lankan heritage and craftsmanship. They work with local artisans in Sri Lanka to create limited-edition products from reed, cane, jute, seagrass, cotton handloom fabrics, and other environmentally responsible materials. Rooted Official is committed to fair and timely wages, excellent working conditions, and supporting local economies. They are part of EthicalX by SLYCAN Trust.

Roots & Wings Organic partners with farmers, artisan producers, and manufacturers to create a range of food and personal care products from organic and ethically sourced ingredients. They offer organic jams, marmalade, lemon curd, and condiments that are made by hand in small batches and traditional old-fashioned sweets like mint humbugs, sherbet lemons, toffees, and barley sugar. Their chocolate leaves are made from single-origin fair trade and organic certified chocolate, and their cruelty free hair and body care is recommended by NatureWatch and made with plant based ingredients and organic essential oils. Ten percent of profits are donated to charities that support children like the Ickle Pickle Partnership. Roots & Wings is a member of the Organic Trade Board and is certified by Soil Association.

Root Volume Cooperative offers landscape design and build services with a focus on creating healing environments, connecting the indoors and outdoors to restore our relationships to nature, and developing regenerative living systems that get richer over time. Services include site analyses, master plans, consulting, project management, furniture and artistic elements, indoor garden development, and ongoing maintenance. Root Volume Cooperative follows permaculture design principles and is part of a restorative movement building towards ecological prosperity, social equity, and dignified economic opportunities in their community. They are a member of the Arizmendi Association of Cooperatives, the Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC), and the United States Federation of Worker Cooperatives.

Rosebird Farms grows fresh produce and helps build community and resilient local food systems in Northern Arizona. They cultivate more than 30 crop varieties on their 12-acre land in the Cerbat Mountains using high-density planting with a focus on soil health. Rosebird Farms offers vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, and more from their land and other Arizona farmers and ranchers through their farm box subscriptions, online store, farm stand, and market events. They share information on how to access free or reduced-priced food in Mohave County, accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits and Double Up Food Bucks, and participate in programs that distribute fresh food to local food banks. Rosebird Farms is Certified Naturally Grown.

Rose Shellfish has been growing and hand harvesting oysters and little neck clams in Wellfleet Harbor, Cape Cod since 1981. They steward a three-acre oyster grant off Mayo Beach as part of a community managed aquaculture system. Rose Shellfish captures wild Wellfleet oysters at the free-floating larvae stage, grows them in oyster beds for up to three years, and harvests to order for local farm-to-table buyers. A single adult oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water per day. This removes nitrogen from the water and provides a valuable ecological service to the harbor. Wellfleet has started a shell collection program with local restaurants. The recycled shells will be used to provide juvenile oyster habitat and regenerate inter-tidal reefs. Rose Shellfish is committed to maintaining local natural resources and food systems. Wellfleet Oysters are part of the Slow Food Ark of Taste.

Rotaract Club of Colombo West started in 1973 and is one of the oldest Rotaract clubs in Sri Lanka. They are a youth-led service organization that specializes in grassroots organizing and voluntary action. Their Water for Life program raises funds to improve drinking water and sanitation facilities in disadvantaged rural schools. They have also renovated hospital wards, donated prosthetic limbs, supported homes for at-risk youth, and contributed to a wide range of other community based initiatives. Rotaract operates on a not-for-profit basis and invests all resources in club projects.

Rotaract Club of Informatics Institute of Technology (IIT) is a youth-led voluntary organization that is committed to enriching the lives of their members and creating a positive impact through service, fellowship, and integrity. They were established in 2010 under the Rotary Club of PanColombo. One of their signature projects, E-Mithudama, aims to increase the computer literacy of school children in rural, underprivileged areas of the country. Other projects have focused on tree planting, eco brick production, beach cleanups, and awareness campaigns to reduce the stigma associated with menstruation. The Scrap Shop is an upcycling initiative that transforms waste materials into useful products. Rotaract Club of IIT operates on a not-for-profit basis. All funds are used for community service projects.

The Rotaract Club of the University of Colombo Faculty of Law is a not-for-profit voluntary organization that aims to serve the community and its members through creative innovation and sustainable service. They organize community service projects for low income and marginalized groups, environmental initiatives, and programs on leadership and professional development. Any surplus collected during fundraising events is used for other club projects. Rotaract Colombo Law collaborates with other local networks including the Youth Advocacy Network of Sri Lanka, UDecide Mediation Platform, and environmental groups like Rainforest Protectors.

The Rotaract Club of the University of Sri Jayawardenepura is a not-for-profit voluntary organization that aims to serve the community and its members through creative innovation and sustainable service. They organize community service projects for low income and marginalized groups, environmental initiatives, and programs on leadership and professional development. Any surplus collected during fundraising events is used for other club projects.

Round Island by Oceanpick focuses on environmentally responsible aquaculture to reduce the pressure on diminishing wild fisheries. They are Sri Lanka's first offshore oceanic farm for finfish. Their flagship product is barramundi, also known as Asian sea bass or modha. Feed is sourced from international suppliers with fair trade and environmental certifications.

RoundPeg helps social impact companies discover and activate their purpose to engage customers, increase retention, and build loyal communities of influence. They specialize in purpose coaching and consulting services, creative services management support, branding, graphic design, campaigns, and impact reporting. RoundPeg invests in carbon offset projects and renewable energy, implements digital-first processes to reduce waste, and uses recycled and Forest Stewardship Council certified paper and office supplies. They donate a percentage of their profits and volunteer time to support local community organizations. RoundPeg is a Maryland Public Benefit Corporation, a certified B Corporation, and a member of B Corp Mid-Atlantic and WeTheChange.

Royal Cane provides environmentally responsible, locally made alternatives to plastic products. They specialize in affordable cane, reed, palmyra, and wood housewares, kitchen supplies, and accessories that are handmade in the rural village of Radawadunna. Cane is sourced from licensed suppliers and the other materials are collected locally. They raise awareness about the benefits of switching to natural, local materials.

Royal Nursing specializes in 24-hour home nursing services and residential facilities for senior citizens in Sri Lanka. Their elders' home organizes outings and daily activities for residents and provides opportunities to stay active, enjoy nature, engage in social service projects, and share wisdom with younger generations. Royal Nursing aims to strengthen the nursing profession in Sri Lanka by providing training opportunities and higher than average pay and benefits to their workers. In addition to elder care, Royal Nursing offers emergency ambulance services, onsite corporate health care services, and free medical camps for low income communities.

Royal Organic Australia exports and distributes organically grown Sri Lankan products that contribute to health and wellness, farmer livelihoods, and environmental conservation. They specialize in heirloom rice, Ceylon tea, and coconut products. A portion of their profits are used to build toilets for rural schools and supply mosquito nets for people in need.

Royston Premium aims to improve soil, biodiversity, and health, create employment opportunities, and contribute to social upliftment in Theldena, Badulla. They produce herbs, vegetables, fruits, grains, bee honey, kithul syrup, and jaggery on their 189-acre farm using sustainable agriculture techniques. Royston Premium works with an experienced organic farming consultant, employs local villagers, and hosts organic farming trainees through the National Apprentice and Industrial Training Authority (NAITA). Organic fertilizers, pesticides, and biochar are produced onsite. Royston Premium is helping farmers in the surrounding communities transition to organic practices. They provide subsidized fresh produce, firewood, food packs, and school supplies to nearby families in need.

RREPP makes it easy for Australian schools, sports clubs, businesses, organizations, and individuals to source environmentally responsible, Fairtrade sports balls, clothing, and branded merchandise. Their match-quality soccer balls, net balls, and rugby balls are produced in a Fairtrade-certified factory in Pakistan, and their cotton tees, polos, and caps come from an organic and Fairtrade-certified supply chain in India. RREPP products are free from child labor, adult exploitation, harmful chemicals, and toxic PVC plastics. Their production partners provide wages and benefits that transform the lives of workers, their families, and their communities. RREPP uses the Tree-Nation platform to plant a tree for every product sold and support reforestation and conservation projects in India and Nepal. They also allocate 10 percent from each purchase to a Community Give Back program. RREPP is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise.

RRRcomputer.org is a not-for-profit organization that promotes digital inclusion, technology literacy, and equal opportunity for students from low-income families in Oakland and San Francisco. They collect donated laptops and computers and work with a team of volunteers to refurbish them and give them to individual students and after school programs. RRR stands for Reclaim, Refurbish, Reuse. RRRcomputer.org is currently working to expand their program so that students who do not have access to a computer are able to continue their education through distance learning.

Rubees supplies natural bee honey products from local, small-scale beekeepers who embrace traditional, in-season, low stress methods and maintain strong, healthy colonies. They work with the Bee Protection Organization to promote permaculture and sustainable harvest techniques. Rubees sources from beekeepers near Peradeniya, Kandy, Bibile, Bandarawela, Wilpattu National Park, and the Sinharaja rainforest. They are certified by the Industrial Technology Institute of Sri Lanka.