Because Honey Pot’s elevation is very low, they are used to dealing with this type of problem. Chelcie said they were somewhat prepared, though they lost 10 to15% of their crop.

In 2017, The Honey Pot Company, which sells products like plant-derived and chemical-free washes, wipes, pads and tampons, was in over 1,000 Target stores nationwide.

Black-woman-founded, The Honey Pot Co has been acquired by a public firm for $380 million. CEO Beatrice assures fans of a smooth transition.

“The Honey Pot is still owned by my brother, myself and our team,” she said. “The Honey Pot has not been sold. It’s all a lie and a rumor. I remain the owner, CEO and chief innovation officer.

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Honey Pot products can currently be found online as well as in more than 33,000 stores across the U.S., including Target, Walmart, CVS, and Walgreens.

The Honey Pot also supports Ulta’s efforts to expand its wellness offerings. Just last year Ulta expanded its in-store wellness spaces to more than 1,330 locations nationally.

Six new products?! Honey Pot, please! BLACK ENTERPRISE was invited to join the incomparable Beatrice Dixon, co-founder and chief innovation officer at The Honey Pot Co., for an inaugural night of ...