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QNET: MENA Region Contributes 38% Global Revenues

 
Prominent Asian Direct Selling company QNET, announced its exponential growth in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and its ambitious plans for strengthening its presence in this market this year. It has also embarked on an aggressive growth strategy by raising its income potential for distributors in the UAE with a bold, new compensation plan that is set to bring positive sales growth in fiscal 2015.
QNET recently unveiled new compensation plan called Q10 in the UAE which will give QNET business owners higher income potential and incentives for steady growth.
Direct selling experienced record current value growth of 17% in the United Arab Emirates during 2014, rising to AED 747 million, according to a recent report by Euromonitor International. In the last financial year, the MENA region contributed to around 38% of QNET’s global

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SAMI Direct Launches Health Drink Approved by FSSAI

 
SAMI Direct, one of the fastest growing direct selling companies in India and a subsidiary of the award winning ingredients innovator Sami Group, launched a natural refreshing health drink Saberry® Drink Mix.
According to the company, it is a natural refreshing drink with an exotic punch of original fruit flavors to help manage metabolic stress and rejuvenate the mind & body. It has been approved by Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).
Saberry comes in a pack of 10 sachets. Each sachet contains 6.5 gm of drink mix with no added sugar or preservatives. It is manufactured and produced to cater to Indian consumers, and can be purchased from independent distributors of Sami Direct. 
Key essential ingredients in the product comprise Emblica Officinalis Fruit Extract (Saberry), Beet Root Extract (Sabeet), Garcinia Cambogia Fruit Extract

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Enjo Australia Restructures Business Model

 
Australian Direct Sales company, ENJO is restructuring its business to focus more on online sales, and introducing a line of pet care products.
The company sells fibre-based cleaning products that work with just water, eliminating the need for chemical agents that harm the environment and human health. The founder and chief executive, Barb de Corti, appeared on the BRW Rich Women list in 2014.
The main sales model currently is through direct sales agents – called ENJOpreneurs – who sell through product demonstrations. The company is pushing for more private consultations and online sales to make it more convenient for consumers to purchase.
De Corti says the improved online shopping experience helps rather than undermines the ENJOpreneurs.

“It’s good for them because it means they can earn commission while they sleep,” de Corti says. “Anyone who orders

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Biotechnology Expert Dr. Jesús Bustillos Joins Ariix Wellness Council

 
ARIIX, an international opportunity company that promotes healthy, toxic-free living, is excited to announce the appointment of Jesús Bustillos, Ph.D., to the ARIIX Wellness Council. An internationally recognized diabetes educator, physician, and surgeon, Dr. Bustillos holds a Master of Science with specialization in medical emergencies and a Ph.D. in biotechnology.
The ARIIX Wellness Council is made up of an exclusive group of experts and professionals that help shape the decisions and direction of the global ARIIX branded lines. As a member of the Council, Dr. Bustillos will join with his peers in raising awareness of the branded products within ARIIX and creating opportunities for improved health and wellness within his community and around the world.

“I have the firm intention to collaborate with ARIIX to increase human consciousness in biological, mental, and social health,”

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Beautycounter Sales Surpass One Million Units

 
Beautycounter, one of the only certified B Corporations in the cosmetics industry, announced it has sold more than one million skin care and cosmetic products since launching in 2013. Beautycounter sales have grown 325% year over year since Q1 2014, and the company expects to reach two million units sold by the end of 2015.

“We’re turning decades of conventional thinking in the cosmetics industry on its head in a quest for better beauty, and our growing customer base proves that the market is ready for the change,” said Gregg Renfrew, Beautycounter’s founder and CEO.
“When we started Beautycounter, some people were telling us our vision was impossible. Now we’re well on our way to reducing harmful chemicals in people’s daily lives through our expanding product lines.”

Beautycounter has banned more than 1,500 ingredients that

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