He started selling his honey in 1998 and his business continued to grow. In fact, Savannah Bee’s founder, Ted Dennard, is a beekeeper by trade!ĭennard has quite an impressive background that highlights his love of all things honey. Savannah Bee is the maker of beauty and body products derived from treasured bee hive ingredients– beeswax, royal jelly, propolis and honey. Fortunately for us (and you!), our discovery of Savannah Bee Company has put our winter worries at bay.
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Additionally, it’s not uncommon to forget to moisturize in the winter, since your skin rarely sees the light of day. "Consumers are more aware now that what people put on their skin is going to be absorbed in their bodies.As we get into the winter months, our skin is faced with low humidity and drier weather, leaving it more susceptible to cracking and damage. "The natural products market is booming," she said. The company is happy with customers' initial reaction to the new line, Duker said. there was something about it that was so endearing." "We thought honey was such a great ingredient for body care," she said. The company was attracted to Dennard's honey after seeing it on store shelves, Duker said, and started talking with Dennard in 2004. "Ted is the brain, personality and credo behind the brand," Duker said. "We want it to be as natural as possible," he said.īath & Body Works was happy to stay true to Dennard's vision, said Tamara Duker, Bath & Body Works' vice president of brand development. "It's not just a sweetener on the table it's got a lot of other unique properties."įive vendors produce the lip balms, hand creams and other body care products for the company, but Dennard ensures they are produced within his parameters. "There have been a lot of efforts to make the public more aware of the variety of uses of honey," Wilbanks said. Wilbanks thinks Dennard's success is great for the honey industry. Wilbanks has bee colonies across Southeast Georgia, and said he expects to produce about 20,000 pounds of Tupelo honey this season, most of which will go to Dennard. Patrick Wilbanks has provided Dennard with honey since The Savannah Bee Company opened. "We're hiring more qualified workers who can really crank some stuff out," Dennard said.ĭennard gets his honey from a network of 13 beekeepers based in Georgia and Florida. That number will increase as business continues to grow. Ten employees work at the Savannah facility at 2604 Causton Bluff, where workers bottle, label and ship the honey. "We've got a small team to be doing what we're doing," Dennard said. It expects to double that amount this year, Dennard said. The Savannah Bee Company sold 70 tons of honey in 2005. "Now I have all kinds of high-powered names buying our honey." "It started like a domino effect," Dennard said.
More than 1,500 stores were carrying Savannah Bee Company honey before the contract with Bath & Body Works. When Dennard first incorporated in 2002, only 16 stores carried his honey. The line includes about 30 soaps, lip balms and body lotions that are available at approximately 1,600 Bath & Body Works locations throughout the United States. "It's a fantastic line that we are selling." "It's a win-win situation for sure," said Bee Company owner Ted Dennard. On April 5, Bath & Body Works started selling The Savannah Bee Company products at its stores across the country.
The four-year-old Savannah business recently created a line of honey-based body care products.
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