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Melaleuca has been recognized in media outlets for its commitment to American manufacturing, exceptional product philosophy and innovative e-commerce strategy

Melaleuca is known for delivering health and wellness products that are more effective, higher quality, and safer than the competitors. National outlets have taken notice.

The Melaleuca Freedom Celebration has been featured in several news outlets across the country. It’s no surprise this 29-year tradition continues to draw national attention.

East Idaho News published the following story about Melaleuca’s appearance on the Forbes list of best employers.

As a result, Melaleuca customers had access to critical wellness supplies like hand sanitizer and disinfectants while the company’s global supply chains properly flowed.

Over the last few months, Melaleuca has donated thousands of dollars to promoting several food drives in the community.

Earlier this month Frank was delighted to take questions from one of America’s littlest journalists—7-year-old Emmy Eaton—as part of a weekly segment called “7 Questions with Emmy.”

Forbes has named Melaleuca one of the best companies to work for in America, according to the business magazine’s annual list of America’s Best Employers by State.

Melaleuca is committed to helping its employees stay strong and healthy as the pandemic remains a concern.

Better Homes and Gardens is the latest of several publications to highlight Sol-U-Guard as an effective disinfectant.

The following article appeared in the Idaho State Journal. It was written by John Ney, Assistant Dean of Idaho State University’s College of Business.

Thousands of Marketing Executives and Members from across the globe attended Melaleuca’s 29th Annual Convention in Salt Lake City last week.

Past recipients of this award include Ronald Reagan, Oprah Winfrey, Wayne Gretzky, Buzz Aldrin, and Dwight Eisenhower.

The Melaleuca Freedom Celebration fireworks display is billed as the biggest west of the Mississippi River.

VanderSloot said the new compensation plan will pay its marketing executives several million more in total compensation each year.

Melaleuca’s efforts have been immediately rewarded, and it is experiencing rapid customer growth in Mexico. This is Melaleuca’s 17th market worldwide.

An old school building that had been given up to vandals has been resurrected and restored to its former glory.

Melaleuca created products with the goal of leaving no signs of harm behind.

A well-known local company is saying their consumer-direct marketing business model is helping them flourish.

Melaleuca announced Monday that its worldwide sales for 2012 were up 9.2 percent, amounting to $1.13 billion.

Consumer direct marketing company Melaleuca, announced annual revenues of $1.13-billion for calendar year 2012.

Crews have broken ground on the 371,000-square-foot building, which is being built near Exit 113 off Interstate 15.

Melaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot says, “The national teachers Union has launched perhaps the most dishonest campaign in state history.

Wednesday morning the company announced a major new development that they believe will lead to hundreds of new jobs in Idaho Falls.

The U.S. patent took three years to achieve and verifies that there is no other technology like Oligo.

Unlike any other product on the market, it could bypass the chemical bottleneck that inhibits body fat from being turned into fuel.

Unlike any other product on the market, it could bypass the chemical bottleneck that inhibits body fat from being turned into fuel.

Since the company began they have generated close to $11 billion in total sales and Governor Otter says he hopes this will serve as a message to other companies about Idaho’s business climate.

Approximately 15 tons of vitamins poured and piled into twelve dump trucks, not because they’re defective, just ineffective.

There is some good news in today’s economy, more jobs could be coming to Eastern Idaho.

Another new facility will be open within the next six months and that will supply even more jobs.

“Our products are in great demand and we’re growing like crazy and we think we have a bright future and we’re grateful for that,” says Frank Vandersloot, CEO of Melaleuca.

“One out of every 42 homes in Taiwan is a Melaleuca preferred customer and that means they buy from us every single month,” says Vandersloot.

“This has been a great history for us to be here and we believe in the future of Idaho Falls,” says Frank Vandersloot, CEO of Melaleuca.

“If you’re gonna step out and take an active role in the community, part of the price you pay is publicity whether you want it or not,” says VanderSloot.