Yahoo Finance
12-year-old Female's Yummy Inventions to Hit Oral Health Section of 4,000 Walmart Stores
Alina Morse & Zollipops Makes Top Three on ListTV
The List TV: "She has the idea of making a lollipop that is good for your teeth. The treats sold all over the world are sugar free and help prevent cavities by neutralizing acidity in your mouth after a meal. The kosher lollipop company started by a twelve-year-old is projected to earn a million dollars."
Alina talks about how she enjoys helping others
Lesson From a 12 Year Old CEO With On The Shelf! Listen to Alina talk about her company and how she enjoys helping others.
NBC TV Live in the D
Zolli's Alina talks with Live in the D host Tati Amare about Zolli Candy's expanded product offerings, including Zaffi Taffy and Zolli Drops, as well as Zolli's Million Smiles initiative.
PBS Biz Kid$
In this PBS Biz Kid$ video, Zolli Candy CEO Alina Morse talks about the importance of saving, having a Million Dollar Mindset, and how her entire family helps with her good-for-your-teeth candy business.
Chicago Tribune May 2015
Alina Morse — the 12-year-old founder/inventor of Zollipops (aka the "clean teeth lollipops"). Zollipops are natural lollipops that contain erythritol, xylitol and stevia (sugar alternatives), which neutralize acid in the mouth and reduce the risk of tooth decay and cavities.
Zollipops’ hits ‘better-for-you’ demand
Health and indulgence are not mutually exclusive, something that 12-year-old entrepreneur Alina Morse, founder of nationally-sold candy brand Zollipops, knows perfectly well. Her brand of xylitol candies, marketed for their teeth-friendly credentials, has been embraced by national retailers Whole Foods, Kroger, and Toys “R” Us.“
ABC TV May 2017
Alina Morse, CEO of Zollipops is stocking stores with her third product, Zaffy Taffy, and she hasn't even finished 6th grade!" One of our missions is to get rid of tooth decay in kids and adults," she says.
WGN Chicago
WGN Radio May 2017 - #1 Afternoon Drive Talk Show in Chicago: Meet the 12-year-old behind the “clean teeth” Zollipop empire, Alina Morse
Real Girl Feature – Teen Boss
Eleven-year-old Alina saw a problem: She knew everyone loved lollipops, but knew that they are full of sugar and bad for your teeth. She created Zollipops that actually prevents cavities by cleaning your teeth as you snack.
Zollipops Visits Special Olympics
Special Olympics Michigan had a very special guest at the 2016 State Summer Games - Zollipops - a company founded by Michigan Native Alina Morse, 11. Zollipops is a company that specializes in a one-of-a-kind "candy" that is actually good for you.
Entrepreneur Magazine: 9 Year Old’s Sweet Business
Alina tells Entrepreneur, ‘Why can’t we make a lollipop that’s delicious and good for your teeth?’” She did just that in 2014, when she started up her company using $7,500 of savings from her grandparents.
PEOPLE.com March 2016
PEOPLE.COM: This 10-Year-Old 'Kidpreneur' Invented the Only Candy to Be Served at This Year's White House Easter Egg Roll