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About Us
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
OWNER & FOUNDER
FBMP LLC & LIQUID GOLD GIFTS
Jorge Luis Muñoz-Lopez
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
MEXICO OPERATIONS
FBMP LLC & LIQUID GOLD GIFTS
Ms. A. Shantell Reed
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
Ms. A. Shantell Reed
DIRECTOR
SHEGOTDAT!
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Elian
Nathan "Nate" Postell IV
Ms. A. Shantell Reed
DIRECTOR
PROBLEM SOLVING &
SECOND GUESSING DIVISION
FBMP LLC d/b/a Fatboy Meal Prep
FBMP LLC is a small, minority-owned business based in Metairie, LA just outside of New Orleans that started as a hobby and a lifelong love of tea. We produce high-quality, small-batch, and hand-crafted loose leaf teas and spices, as well as importing several proven weight loss products and accessories from our southern neighbors in Mexico. From sourcing to delivery, we stand behind our brand ensuring quality in every step of the process. FBMP prides itself on creativity, innovation, and most importantly commitment to our customers.
Since our launch, FBMP LLC has built a loyal customer-base both in New Orleans and nationally using on-line marketplaces, social media and our website, www.504FBMP.com
LIQUID GOLD GIFTS
Launched in Spring 2021, Liquid Gold Gifts (LGG) is a gift-basket service advertised to and only available to incarcerated men and women in the continental United States. Through our advertising via prison newspapers and advertising in nationwide prison publications, we offer our affordable gift boxes and services to help those who are incarcerated keep and/or re-build friendships and personal relationships.
APPROVED VENDOR FOR THE CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS
FBMP LLC (dba) Fatboy Meal Prep is now an approved vendor for the California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation! What does this mean? We are now able to sell certain products directly to the incarcerated men and women housed throughout the #California correctional system, reaching more than 115,000 people in more than 70 facilities throughout the state.