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Founded in the early 1930s by the original Rossy family, this storied brand has its roots in Italy. The family established their first business in Glasgow but later moved to South End, where they built a successful empire, ultimately owning four ice cream shops. The iconic '99' ice cream cone even traces its origins back to Rossy's shop on High Street.
Over time, the ownership shifted away from the Rossy family, leading to a series of sales that would break apart the brand and factory. Eventually, a group of businessmen purchased Rossy, only to face hurdles when the pandemic struck. The current entrepreneur took over amidst these challenges, aiming to revive this treasured ice cream brand.