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History of BF Suma

BF Suma is your Bright Future from the Superior, Unique Manufacturer of America. Headquartered in Los Angeles, USA, BF Suma is now a leading global pharmaceutical and health products developer, manufacturer and distributor. We have been committed to offering high-quality natural herbal formulated products with cutting-edge technologies and comprehensive services.
BF Suma was founded in 2006, and is a branch of the largest pharmaceutical manufacturing company in Hong Kong - Bright Future Pharmaceutical Lab Ltd. With strong research capability using professional R&D teams which continuously develop new products with cutting-edge technologies , Bright Future supports BF Suma to develop a variety of top quality, world-class products.
Among the many patents and certifications in the cap of BF Suma include the U.S.A patent, Hong Kong patent, China patent, etc, cGMP (Current Goods Manufacturing Practices), ISWA (Islamic Society of Washington DC) which is Halal, HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points).
BF Suma officially came to Africa in 2009. The first country to receive her was Kenya. From Kenya, the company rapidly began to spread across the continent and is presently in most of the major cities of Africa. The company came to Nigeria in the year 2013 and with widespread acceptance, is touted to be the fastest growing network marketing company in the country.
With an unbeatable compensation plan and the highest level of integrity, BF SUMA stands head and shoulders above its closest competitors and continues to lead the way into the future of  business innovation in Africa and the world.

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