SG Credit Partners, through its Consumer Products division, welcomed Pacha Soap Co. to its growing portfolio. A purpose-driven company, Pacha’s line of artisanal bath and home fragrance products is known for environmentally conscious practices creating a suite of offerings ranging from bar soap to whipped body scrubs. The senior debt investment will support Pacha’s continued growth.
"Our mission at Pacha starts with world-changing ingredients to create unforgettable product experience and deliver moments of healing through everyday routines. As we build momentum, it’s important for our business to secure strategic partnerships that enable our expansion and deepen our impact,” says Andrew Vrbas, CEO and Co-Founder of Pacha. “Finding a flexible lender that we trust to grow with us was paramount as we continue to scale the business and fulfill our mission. We’re thrilled we found the right finance partner in SG Credit Partners.”
Pacha started in 2013 with a simple but gargantuan mission: to change the world. It does so by creating natural, environmentally conscious soaps and bath products while also supporting philanthropic initiatives like access to clean water and hygiene education. The Company works with communities around the world to secure sustainable solutions regarding farming practices and ethical sourcing of materials like palm kernel oil. With zero-waste packaging and alluring scents, like Dirty Hippie and Pachafetti, their products are designed to delight the senses and enhance wellbeing. Pacha proudly produces goods from their facility in Hastings, Nebraska, and can be found nationwide in major retailers including Whole Foods Market, Kroger, CVS, and Sprouts, among others.
“Pacha has demonstrated a keen ability to stay true to their mission and create an exceptional brand of artisanal soaps with an unforgettable product experience,” says Evan Waggoner, Director at SG Credit Partners. “We’re elated to partner with a company that leaves a positive impact on the world and operates with such high integrity.”