Nature’s Sunshine Products has officially converted its Spanish Fork manufacturing facility, which manufactures the majority of the company’s herbal supplements, to an infrastructure that is powered by 100% solar energy.
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QNET’s FinGreen Financial Literacy Program has launched as a pilot program in Turkey and Nigeria. The program aims to increase financial inclusion for marginalized communities and address the financial challenges young adults face when they are not equipped with the knowledge and confidence necessary to successfully manage their finances.
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New Image Group announced it has acquired Nutrimetics, a skincare and cosmetics brand, from Tupperware Brands Corporation. The acquisition includes Nutrimetics Australia, Nutrimetics International New Zealand, Nutrimetics Manufacturing and Nutrimetics France.
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Kyäni was recognized at The Globee Awards, earning honors in the best new product of the year category for Kyäni Restore’s 5-in-1 Daily Digestive, a probiotic that supports the body’s production of nitric oxide to improve blood flow to organs and tissues.
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The World Federation of Direct Selling Associations (WFDSA) reported global direct sales & network marketing of $186.1 billion in 2021. With the exception of China, which saw a 1.5% increase, worldwide retail sales increased 3.3% year-over-year.
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dōTERRA announced that it is expanding its global footprint with the launch in India. As the second largest country in terms of population and the world’s largest democracy, India is perfectly positioned to act as a central hub to service all of South Asia, the company said.
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USANA is furthering its commitment to the ongoing exploration of the efficacy of traditional chinese medicine (TCM) through a joint research symposium. In partnership with the US Center for Chinese Medicine, the partnership seeks to discover how TCM can complement more prevalent wellness products and practices.
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Mary Kay Inc. announced the winners of its skin health/skin disease research grants at the 2022 Society for Investigative Dermatology Annual Meeting. The $25,000 grants were given to four researchers…
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U.S. Direct Selling Association (DSA) members re-elected officers and elected new directors to the board of directors. The officers serve one-year terms in their elected positions, and directors serve three-year terms, expiring in 2025.
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Herbalife Nutrition announced that its global headquarters will remain in Los Angeles and create a single campus, combining its corporate headquarters with its North American operations. This was stated as a long-time goal of the company and the consolidation is expected bring together the company’s LA-based workforce and support its culture of collaboration and innovation.