VoltCell Becomes First Black-Owned Brand on Amazon

VoltCell Becomes First Black-Owned Brand on Amazon by two tenacious brothers.

Groundbreaking Achievement on Amazon

Consequently, Twin brothers Marcus and Markee Baskerville, founders of VoltCell, recently achieved a milestone. Furthermore, they became the first Black-owned battery brand available on Amazon. Besides, Amazon’s dedicated page for Black-owned businesses has opened doors for companies like theirs.

Moreover, the Baskerville brothers see this move to Amazon as a positive step towards diversity and representation in the battery industry. They were motivated thus by the opportunities offered by Amazon and decided to launch their own venture.

A Commitment to Sustainability and Excellence

Marcus Baskerville, expressed his pride, saying, “Being the first black-owned battery company on Amazon is a testament to our dedication and perseverance. We’re rather honored to offer customers a diverse choice for their battery needs.”

VoltCell’s presence on Amazon subsequently, means customers now have access to a unique and inclusive battery service. The brand offers a range of batteries, from AA and AAA to 9V, and even includes a selection of used batteries. More so, highlighting their commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

The Future of Black Entrepreneurship in Batteries

Markee Baskerville expressed gratitude for the journey, acknowledging, the achievement wouldn’t have been possible without our belief in VoltCell’s mission to make a positive impact.

Furthermore, in terms of revenue, the global battery market was valued at $111.86 billion in 2021. Hence, with projections indicating it will reach $423.90 billion by 2030. Moreover, this means the battery market is expected to grow more than four-fold between 2021 and 2030.

As VoltCell continues to provide high-quality batteries that power devices and support the community, they also aim to leave a mark in Black entrepreneurship. Subsequently, set new standards for the battery industry.