WholePeople.com
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Whole Foods Market announces Jan. 14 the formation of WholePeople.com, an e-commerce company offering products such as nutritional supplements, herbals and alternative/holistic health care items. WholePeople has issued $35 mil. in common stock to the venture capital firms Oak Investment Partners, Invesco Private Capital, North Castle Partners and Essex Woodlands Health Ventures in exchange for a 22% minority interest in the company. Whole Foods, which owns the supplement firm Amrion, initially created WholePeople as a subsidiary
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