In a remarkable pursuit of manufacturing excellence, Roberta Edu, the visionary IT expert and co-founder of MOPPET, a rapidly growing baby food brand, expressed her commitment to adhering to global best practices. From packaging to meal quality, Edu’s goal is to establish MOPPET as a benchmark in the competitive baby food industry.
“When I decided to become a manufacturer, my aim was clear: to provide the very best for Nigerian children and eventually export globally,” stated Roberta Edu. Not seeking to emulate existing products in Nigeria, she emphasized her focus on surpassing global standards in the baby food category.
Edu recounted her determination to attain the highest quality, even rejecting a machine made in Nigeria for not meeting her stringent standards. Turning to China for a solution, she shared her relentless pursuit of excellence, including a noteworthy incident with an Indian machinery store in Oregun.
Undeterred by setbacks, Edu’s commitment to quality led to a consultancy opportunity with a longstanding Nigerian machinery company seeking her expertise to enhance their machine mechanism.
Dedicated to nutritional excellence, Edu imported baby cereal ingredients from Amazon, conducted rigorous lab analyses, and collaborated with nutritionists to ensure Moppet Foods surpassed global nutrition standards. She emphasized her personal involvement, often waking up in the middle of the night for independent research, placing constant pressure on her Research and Development team.
Proudly declaring Moppet Foods as world-standard in nutrition, Edu highlighted the continuous improvements reflected in their product packaging. Her unwavering pursuit of excellence is evident as she asserted, “The best today isn’t the best for me tomorrow; we must improve on something.”
Roberta Edu concluded with optimism, foreseeing Moppet Foods among the top global brands in the near future. The transformation of Moppet Foods under her leadership stands as a testament to her dedication to quality and global success.
Anthony Emeka Nwosu