Isagenix, which launched in 2002, sells products directly to consumers through independent sales consultants.
The global wellness company began offering products in Spain at the end of June after adding Belgium to the mix earlier this year. Isagenix manages its European operations out of its London office.
Isagenix has been looking to further penetrate Europe since launching successful sales networks in the U.K, Ireland and the Netherlands, according to the company.
Last year, the company’s revenue was nearly $1 billion, according to Megan Dean, a spokeswoman for company. It’s edging close to competitors such as Weight Watchers, which reported revenue of $1.31 billion for fiscal year 2017, according to MarketWatch.
“We look forward to seeing the people in these great countries embrace our high-quality nutritional products and solutions as well as the opportunity to build a world-class business by sharing Isagenix with others,” Jonas Hedberg, Europe regional manager for Isagenix, said in a statement.
The company’s expansion in Spain and Belgium will initially focus on the sale of weight management and performance products such as the 30-Day Weight Loss System.
Overall, the company has racked up $6 billion in cumulative global sales since it launched. The company has 750 employees at its USA headquarters.
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