Area bath, body and beauty goods company grows to offer several products

Lolablue sells to customers around the country. An opportunity with Whole Foods could increase its sales and exposure in a big way.

  • By Grier Ferguson
  • | 2:30 p.m. December 10, 2020
Courtesy. Lolablue Founder and CEO Jamie Lovern says Lolablue launched at Whole Foods Market in September after the grocery chain ordered soap for its 30 Florida stores.
Courtesy. Lolablue Founder and CEO Jamie Lovern says Lolablue launched at Whole Foods Market in September after the grocery chain ordered soap for its 30 Florida stores.
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It all started in the kitchen of a one-bedroom apartment. Then it expanded into a two-car garage. Now North Port-based Lolablue has grown into a bath, body and beauty goods company with its own warehouse and retail space.

 

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