Qivana newest company in Npros Directory

Qivana has been added to the Npros.com MLM Directory.

The company is in prelaunch, with an expected launch date of March 1, 2009.

Owners and/or Executives
Derek Hall, CEO
Craig Johanson, Chief Marketing Officer

GOHFT Added to Npros.com Directory

GOHFT ( Health First Technologies ) has been added to the Npros.com work from home / home business directory.

Health First Technlogies GOHFT
900 Mallory Way
Carson City Nevada 89701
Phone: 775 885 1270
Fax: 775 885 1271

Owners and/or Executives
Michael Bianco, CEO

AloeBoost added to Npros.com Directory

AloeBoost is a new product line and MLM Company from Real Aloe, Inc.

Owners and/or Executives
Not Available

Products:

AloeBoost

Zoegetics added to Npros.com Home Business Directory

Zoegetics has been added to the Npros.com work from home directory.

Zoegetics
1040 Booth Road
Suite 300
Warner Robins Georgia 31088
Fax: 888-791-4039

Owners and/or Executives
Benny Graham, CEO
Jay Vaughn, President
Stephen Davison, Executive Vice President

EIS Emergency Information Services added to Npros Directory

EIS Emergency Information Services
9000 Southwest Freeway Suite 260
Houston Texas 77074
Phone: 281 768 7880

Owners and/or Executives
Tim Ross, President


Sales associates may join EIS at different tiers and with different levels of initial purchase of the Emergency Sticker.

EmergencySticker.com was recently featured in a news report on ABC 6 Local News in South Eastern Massachusetts.

Petshop.biz added to Npros.com Home Business Directory

Petshop.biz

PetShop.biz offers a business opportunity in the $40 Billion Pet Industry and an on-line Pet Store for each PetShop.biz affiliate. PetShop.biz affiliates have a fully equipped customer service center at their disposal, ready to take customer orders. There is no inventory requirement and no paperwork. Affiliates are equipped with an ongoing Support Program, custom tailored to meet their individual needs during start up.

PetShop.biz
430 Franklin Village Drive
Suite 123
Franklin Massachusetts 02038
Phone: 888-303-7775

Owners and/or Executives
Paula Ross, President and Founder
William Ross, Executive Vice President

Syntec Global added to Npros.com Directory

Syntek Global

Syntek Global
1245 E Brickyard Road
Suite 410
Salt Lake City Utah 84106
Phone: 877-796-8351
Fax: 801-386-5004

Owners and/or Executives
John Winterholler, CEO & President

Moxxor Added to Npros.com Work from Home Directory

Moxxor

MOXXOR
125 Columbia
Aliso Viejo California 92656

Owners and/or Executives
Noel Turner, Founder and CEO
John Turner, Founder and CEO

Product: Moxxor Supplement

Dominator Clothing added to Npros.com Home Business Directory

Dominator Clothing has been added to the Npros.com home based business directory.


Dominator Clothing
286 West Maple Road
Birmingham Michigan 48009
Phone: 248-348-2518
Fax: 248-305-8049

Owners and/or Executives
Jodi M. Soper, Director of Sales and Marketing

Products:

Active Wear

Wealth Masters International added to Npros.com Directory

Wealth Masters International

Wealth Masters International
1600 HWY 6 Suite 360
Sugar Land Texas 77478
Phone: 832-532-7655
Fax: 832-201-9804

Owners and/or Executives
Kip Herriage, Founder
Karl Bessey, Founder

Products:

Financial and Personal Development Products

Boresha Coffee Added to Npros.com Directory

Boresha Coffee

Boresha Coffee
936 Detroit Ave., Bldg. A
Concord California 94518
Phone: 925-676-1400
Fax: 925-676-1412

Owners and/or Executives
George Najjar,President and Chief Executive Officer
Leonard Di Giovanni, Chief Operating Officer
Michael C. Babcock, Vice-President and International Marketing Director

KickBrix added to Npros.com Directory

KickBrix

Owners and/or Executives
Not Available

Products:

KickBrix Energy Chews, KickBrix Citrus Blast, KickBrix Berry Blast

Ascential Bioscience Added to Npros.com Directory

Ascential Bioscience

Phone: 877-695-9590

Owners and/or Executives
Not Available

Products:

Nutritional Supplements, Fitness Tips and Meal Plans

Chews 4 Health added to Npros.com Directory

Chews 4 Health

3208 Pennington Drive
Wilmington North Carolina 28405
Phone: 800-918-6778

Owners and/or Executives
David Friedman, CEO/President

Products:

Nutritional Supplements

Zrii in Meltdown Says Salt Lake Tribune

Source: Npros.com

"According to the Salt Lake City Tribune, MLM startup Zrii is in a meltdown…

A Utah-based nutritional drink company that started last year is reeling after its top distributors failed in an attempt to oust its CEO and co-founder and then were fired. Other co-founders of the company and top managers, including at least 35 top employees, also left the company amid allegations of personal enrichment made against CEO William F. Farley.

The sides were huddling with lawyers Friday to discuss options after the meltdown at Zrii LLC of Draper, which launched its juice just last May with the endorsement of the popular author of mind-body wellness books and seminars Deepak Chopra.

Farley terminated the top seven distributors in an e-mail Thursday after they had sent him a letter on Monday demanding his resignation, said Jason Domingo of Sacramento, the company's master distributor, who was at the top of a web of what he said were about 70,000 independent sellers at the multilevel marketing company.

Domingo cited personal and professional behavior by Farley, his relations with distributors and company staff, as well as his decisions altering payments to distributors in ways not in accord with the Zrii's compensation plan.

The letter, which has been circulating among lower-level distributors, demanded Farley "immediately remove yourself as the CEO of Zrii." "Your behavior both in your person and professional life, neither represents the ideals and principles of our team nor our brand," said the letter. "To continue our association with you would not only represent a severe compromise in principle but would also put every IE's [independent executive's] family at great risk."

Farley refused to resign.

Click to read the entire article. "

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Zrii Home Business Profile

Votre Vu in the Chicago Daily Herald

Source: Chicago Daily Herald

"A new suburban-based luxury skin care company is drastically different from the makeup catalogs your mom used to order from, according to the Naperville founder. Harold Zimmerman launched Votre Vu, a direct selling company, because he felt the skin care market was underserved. While researching the concept, he looked to Europe where facial care is far more important than here.

"French women have been babying their skin for years," said Zimmerman, 38.

He partnered with a family-owned lab outside Paris, France, which now serves as manufacturer. The French laboratory boasts more than 80 years of research and development expertise, creating formulations in small, artisan batches. "

Chicago Daily Herald : Source Link

Votre Vu Home Business Profile

MonaVie Featured on CBS The Doctors

Source: Free Press Release Center

"The Doctors, a daytime talk show delivering up-to-the-minute information from a panel of four practicing medical professionals, featured the acai berry and MonaVie in a segment on the top 10 health trends for 2009. The segment, which aired January 7, 2008, touted the benefits of the acai berry, ranking it No. 7 on the list of most talked about health trends. Calling it a “miracle berry” from the Amazon, the hosts said acai is made into a juice that is high in antioxidants.

The MonaVie formula is a blend of 19 fruits, including the antioxidant-rich acai berry as the foundation ingredient. Acai contains concentrated levels of anthocyanins—a family of antioxidants that assists in neutralizing the harmful effects free radicals can have on the body. Unsaturated fats found in the acai fruit at unusually high concentrations facilitate the fruit’s antioxidant compounds. To read a synopsis of the show, visit thedoctorstv.com, or click here to view clips from the segment. "

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MonaVie Home Business Profile

Quixtar in the Chicago Tribune

Source: Chicago Tribune

"Once a household name and reputedly the key to fortune for modern salesmen hoping to live out a Horatio Alger myth, the Amway brand faded from the American market years ago, tarnished by legal and regulatory problems.

The direct seller of everything from health and beauty items to household cleaners repeatedly fought allegations that it was a pyramid scheme. The company also paid $20 million in fines in a Canadian criminal fraud case in 1983.

In 2000, after Amway become part of an umbrella company called Alticor Inc., the Amway name was dropped in the U.S. and Canada. The hope was that the company could emerge remade in the world of online sales under a new moniker: Quixtar.

Now, as Amway's 50th anniversary approaches in May, Alticor is retiring the inert Quixtar label and pouring millions of dollars into reviving the Amway brand in North America with market research, national TV commercials and ads in newspapers, magazines and online. The company will use a transitional name, Amway Global, before reverting in about a year to Amway. "

Chicago Tribune : Source Link

Quixtar Home Business Profile

BurnLounge in Wired News

Source: Wired News

"Have you ever wanted to be a snarky record store clerk like the ones in High Fidelity, recommending the choicest cuts to a grateful and adoring public? People's Music Store lets you set up your own online storefront to sell up to 50 DRM-free albums from a decent range of high-quality electronica, rock and other music. The store won't earn you money, but it could earn you respect, plus ability to download free music from other people's stores.

"This sounds peachy keen, but I was trepidacious because some of it sounds familiar. The most notorious "build your own storefront" music store was BurnLounge, which went offline in June after drawing negative attention from the FTC during the previous year for allegedly running a pyramid-type scheme that defrauded storefront owners. Good riddance; BurnLounge storefront owners used to drive me nuts, showing up to online music hangouts urging me to shop at their stores." "

Wired News : Source Link

BurnLounge Home Business Profile

Stampin Up in the Evansville Courier

Source: Evansville Courier & Press

"FRESNO, Calif. -- It may sound like an exaggeration to say that Kathy Chono-Herring's hobby of making greeting cards for family and friends was spilling into every room of her home. Guess again.

"I had towers of stuff everywhere," she says. "There were piles -- avalanches waiting to happen -- here and there."

What to consider when choosing window fabrics How to decorate a Christmas tree like a pro Keep your hardwood floor working hard and looking even better with a few proactive measures The description is hard to imagine, given how organized her 10-by-11-foot stamp room is today.

Chono-Herring is an independent demonstrator for Stampin' Up! -- a Utah company that makes decorative rubber stamps used for card-making and scrap booking. It's a hobby she's enjoyed for 14 years. "

Evansville Courier & Press : Source Link

Stampin' Up Home Business Profile

Shaklee in the Livingston Daily

Source: Livingston Daily

"Ron and Nancy Gosselin believe living a healthy lifestyle begins with nature.

As such, they have committed themselves to helping educate others on the benefits of healthy living, which they say begins with making choices on the "little" things, such as the cleaning products people use in their homes.

"It started with me being a musician," Ron Gosselin, 55, explained. "I was playing four nights a week and working full time. That was taking a toll on my health. I thought I'd be old before I was 30."

Ron Gosselin started using Shaklee supplements, a product with which his father had some familiarity. He began to see a difference in his energy level, as did his bandmates, who asked for his secret. He shared his secret. "

Livingston Daily : Source Link

Shaklee Corporation Home Business Profile

MonaVie on KPNX 12

Source: KPNX 12 News

"Many high-priced fruit drinks are trumpeting claims of health benefits from drinking recommended amounts of their bottled juice, instead of eating fruits and vegetables.

Some of those drinks include exotic ingredients like the acai berry which comes from the Amazon region of Brazil. One of the popular drinks, called MonaVie, is not sold in stores but by private distributors who host prospective customers at tasting parties.

A 25-ounce bottle of MonaVie retails for $45. But Victoria Zinser, a Valley distributor, says there are discounted prices for distributors and preferred customers. For example, those who pay a one-time $39 fee can order a four-bottle case for as little as $120, plus shipping. Other discounts are available for bulk and monthly orders. "

KPNX 12 News : Source Link

MonaVie Home Business Profile

PartyLite in the Portales News Tribune

Source: Portales News Tribune

"Information on creating ambiance in the home, tips to motivate a child to get to a healthy weight, and making tassels for lampshades will be the featured topics on “Creative Living” at noon Tuesday and at 2 p.m. Saturday.

According to Jill Roe, consultant with PartyLite, it doesn’t take a design degree or a big budget to create ambiance in the home. She’ll show how to add a few simple pieces to create instant drama in any room... "

Portales News Tribune : Source Link

PartyLite Gifts, Inc Home Business Profile

Scentsy in the Salt Lake Tribune

Source: Salt Lake Tribune

"According to the Salt Lake Tribune, Scentsy Inc.'s convention may pump more than $4.5M into the local economy...

Up to 5,000 people are expected in Salt Lake City from Aug. 10 to Aug. 15 for the 2009 convention of Scentsy Inc., a Boise, Idaho-based company that sells wickless wax scent bars. With conventioneers filling 4,500 room nights in area hotels, the meeting is projected to generate $4.5 million for Salt Lake County's economy, said Todd J. Ness, who booked the sale for the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau. "

Salt Lake Tribune : Source Link

Scentsy Home Business Profile

Gold Canyon Candles in the East Valley Tribune

Source: East Valley Tribune

"In the wake of the Sherriff's Deputies raid on Gold Canyon Candles, the company has questions of its own about the raid as described in this article in the East Valley Tribune:

...Business was almost back to normal for a Chandler candle company raided by sheriff's authorities last week, despite some unanswered questions from management and a short-handed work staff.

In total, 65 employees of the more than 200-person Gold Canyon Candle Co. were arrested Sept. 10 on suspicion of identity theft and illegal immigration issues. One woman had even stolen the Social Security number of a male White House staff member, Maricopa County authorities said...

Click below for the complete article "

East Valley Tribune : Source Link

Gold Canyon Candle Co Home Business Profile

Verve Energy Drink Mentioned in Daily Illini

Source: Daily Illini

"Verve Energy Drink receives positive mention in this article in the Daily Illini:

...Dick Christenson said he believes the nickname is far from juvenile.

"I got more energy than most guys my age," he said while drinking a can of Verve, his favorite energy drink. Christenson sells this and Chicago style hot dogs at Mustard's Last Stand, all while singing Italian and Irish songs his parents taught him in his youth... "

Daily Illini : Source Link

Vemma Nutrition Company Home Business Profile

YTBTravel Mentioned in ASTA Article

Source: Npros.com

"The American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) issued a statement reiterating its standing opposition to abuse of multilevel marketing and card mills and distanced itself from remarks by former ASTA president Phil Davidoff that appeared exclusively in Travel Agent. {Davidoff, who provides education and training for YTB, gave the controversial company’s business model a measured endorsement.}

“Following on the heels of legal actions taken by various states, including California, against a multilevel travel marketing firm (MLMs), ASTA is reiterating its stance regarding MLMs and card mills,” an ASTA spokesperson said. ASTA did not mention Davidoff or YTB by name.

"

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YTBTravel Home Business Profile

MonaVie in the Deseret News

Source: Deseret News

"MonaVie and their VP / Co Founder received covereage in the Salt Lake City Deseret News:

"Athletics prepared me for this," he says in his office. "I haven't encountered any situation in business that even comes close to the pressure and stress you experience at the Olympics. I've been through the refiner's fire."

Welcome to the second half of Marsh's life. Now 54, Marsh is co-founder and executive vice president of MonaVie, a wildly successful multilevel marketing company that sells a health juice consisting largely of an exotic berry from South America. "

Deseret News : Source Link

MonaVie Home Business Profile

Xocai in the Sydney Morning Herald

Source: Npros.com

"Xocai and its founders, Jeannette and Martin Brooks, receive some harsh scrutiny in an article in the Sydney Morning Herald. The article discusses more than $336 million in claims from 25 individuals in part of a bankruptcy proceeding in Reno at the time Xocai was launching.

...THEIR company has reached through the internet into hundreds of Australian pockets with the promise of fortunes to be made from a "healthy chocolate". This chocolate, they claim, helps weight loss, lifts people's moods, lowers cholesterol, improves dental health and even makes insulin work better for diabetics.

But just three years ago, as they were launching their Xocai chocolate range through their network marketing company MXI Corp, Jeanette and Martin Brooks were facing more than $US36 million in claims from 25 individuals, companies and government agencies as part of bankruptcy proceedings in their home town of Reno. ... "

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Xocai Home Business Profile

Metabolife in Newsweek

Source: Newsweek

"So you're feeling a little thick around the middle and you've heard enough about abstinence and exercise. Wouldn't it be nice if you could pop a pill, stretch out in the BarcaLounger and incinerate calories like a long-distance runner? That's the idea behind a hot herbal supplement called Metabolife 356. Americans are downing it like candy, and some are claiming remarkable results. "Metabolife has been absolutely amazing for me," says 43-year-old Anna Hamersly of Woodbridge, Ill. Hamersly says she weighed about 270 pounds when she started using the product last year. She's now down to 200--and expecting to drop an additional 20 pounds by New Year's. "I feel like a new person," she says.

Launched four years ago by a former San Diego cop with no formal medical training, Metabolife is now one of America's best-selling herbal products. Enthusiasts peddle it from living rooms and kiosks, as well as retail shops. And Metabolife International, the privately held company that produces the stuff, says its sales will approach $1 billion this year--a figure that places Metabolife in the same league as such blockbuster pharmaceuticals as Prozac and Viagra. The catch is that the stimulants it contains can be dangerous: the Food and Drug Administration has warned that products like Metabolife can cause "cardiac arrhythmia and death." Several states have moved to ban or restrict their use, and a few users have filed lawsuits claiming injury. Yet consumers continue to down an estimated 225,000 pills every hour. "

Newsweek : Source Link

METABOLIFE INTERNATIONAL, INC Home Business Profile

Tahitian Noni in the Nassau Guardian

Source: Nassau Guardian

"Residents and workers in the south-west have been saved in more ways than one, by the team that is operating The Noni Way Cafe, Coral Harbour Blvd., Coral Harbour.

The distributors of Tahitian Noni have brought a healthier style of fine dining to that end of the island, which is expected to have residents traveling from as far east to dine at the restaurant. The team of Tahitian Noni distributors operating it pride themselves on preparing foods with health-conscious and health-oriented people in mind. "

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Tahitian Noni International Home Business Profile

Pharmanex on WPTV

Source: WPTV

"One by one, people sat down to get their hands scanned at a health luncheon on Friday in Manalapan. The BioPhotonic Scanner is supposed to read the level of antioxidants in your skin.

Dr. Mark Bartlett's company, Pharmanex, supplies the scanners. He says he was scanned a while back and got a low score. So he upped his intake of fruits and veggies. "I've noticed just feeling better day to day, but what's really striking is what other people have noticed. I meet people all the time and the people that I know say what have you done to your skin what moisturizer are you using? I said I haven't changed anything. At first I didn't belive them but it happens so often now that I believe them, it can change your physical appearance".

Dr. Bartlett's children also took the test. "They love pizza and fast foods, they were scanned and it was at a sports shop and they came home and said, dad our score wasn't great. What do I need to do? Which is amazing because we started having the talk about fruits and vegetables". "

WPTV : Source Link

Pharmanex Home Business Profile

Stampin Up in the Biloxi Sun Herald

Source: Biloxi Sun Herald

"SALT LAKE CITY and ST. PAUL, Minn., June 5 --Scotch 3M's Stationery Products Division, major manufacturer of adhesives and computer accessories, and Stampin' Up!, a leading manufacturer of decorative rubber stamps and crafting supplies, have formed a joint marketing agreement. Both companies anticipate the agreement will produce substantial increased reach to crafters in the billion-dollar US craft market and beyond.

"The synergy created by this program will be outstanding," says Stampin' Up! CEO Shelli Gardner. "We are very excited about the cross-promotional opportunities with a great company like 3M." "

Biloxi Sun Herald : Source Link

Stampin' Up Home Business Profile

BioPro Claims Cited in Cellular News

Source: Cellular News

"A company, which coincidentally manufacturers "radiation shields" has issued a statement claiming that mobile phones could kill far more people than smoking or asbestos. The company, BioPro Technology is citing a a study by a neurosurgeon and cancer writer, Dr. Vini Khurana.

"It is anticipated that this danger has far broader public health ramifications than asbestos and smoking," says Professor Khurana. He believes that the three billion people in the world that now use the phones worldwide are at risk and that their death and illness from cell phone use could exceed the harm from smoking.

Noting that malignant brain tumors represent "a life-ending diagnosis," he adds: "We are currently experiencing a reactively unchecked and dangerous situation." He fears that "unless the industry and governments take immediate and decisive steps," the incidence of malignant brain tumors and associated death rate will be observed to rise globally within a decade from now, by which time it may be far too late to intervene medically." "

Cellular News : Source Link

BIOPRO Technology Home Business Profile

Arbonne International in the Tribune

Source: The Tribune

"Arbonne gets positive mention in this tribune article:

...Health and wellness are two of the fastest growing businesses in the economy today. Magazine, TV ads and now reality programs show how to get a nip and tuck, a chemical peel and how BOTOX can make a person look years younger. Why the attention on how to look and feel better all of a sudden? The answer is very simple – Baby Boomers. The Baby Boomers are aging and want to look and feel better, and are willing to pay for it and even sometimes endure radical procedures to make it happen.


But there is an alternative, a health and wellness company that is quietly slipping into the homes in America and is addressing these issues in a pure, safe and beneficial way. That company is Arbonne International Inc. This 28-year-old company was founded on the basis of promoting health and wellness through the most pure and positive methods using cutting-edge technology. Since the launch of their incredible NutriminC RE9 anti-aging line in 2003 and most recently the new SeaSource Detox Body System, the company has experienced exponential growth. They have six product lines that are all strategically placed within the health and wellness industry and they are delivered through a business model that is also exploding across the country right now. That is network marketing. People are tired of going to the mall or grocery store and buying products that they know little about. Network marketing allows consumers to receive personal attention from trained consultants who can educate them in any of the six product lines that Arbonne features... "

The Tribune : Source Link

Arbonne International Home Business Profile

MonaVie on CBS 4 Denver

Source: cbs4denver.com

"Last Friday night seemed pretty typical at the popular Cherry Creek hot spot Ocean, except the martini had been replaced by a new drink of the evening: the Bazitini. Take the booze out of the Bazitini and you have what some fans are calling a wonder drink called Bazi.

Steve Rosdal drinks an ounce or two of Bazi every morning and swears by it."I haven't had a cold or the flu in a couple years. I just feel great on Bazi," he said. Bazi is a Colorado product loaded with vitamins and minerals as well as eight different fruits and berries, including the jujube fruit from China and the very popular acai berry.

Acai berry drinks have become the new rage on the health food circuit. Early research on the acai berry (pronounced "ah-SIGH-ee") shows it has antioxidant properties. "

cbs4denver.com : Source Link

MonaVie Home Business Profile

Zrii Launch in Salt Lake Tribune

Source: Salt Lake Tribunehttp://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_9354105

"A new direct-selling company based in Utah on Thursday declared itself ready to compete in the crowded field of nutritional supplements. With a razzle-dazzle display of huge video screens and loud music, Zrii touted the health benefits of its new product, a drink made with a fruit grown at the base of the Himalayas that is endorsed by popular author and speaker Deepak Chopra.

About 4,000 independent distributors crowded into the Salt Palace Convention Center to listen to the pep talks and inspirational sales messages from company officials. "This is the largest launch in the history of network marketing," said Bill Farley, CEO of the multilevel marketing company based in Draper. Amy Robinson, vice president of the Direct Selling Association, a trade group for companies that have independent sales forces who sell directly to consumers, said she didn't know of any way to compare the size of the launches of such companies. "

Salt Lake Tribunehttp://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_9354105 : Source Link

Zrii Home Business Profile

Green Mountain Energy in Yellow Springs News

Source: Yellow Springs News

"Yellow Springs residents will soon have the opportunity to ensure that the cost of their share of household energy use goes to supporting renewable power sources like the sun, wind, waterways and landfill gas. Village Council on Monday, May 19, agreed to initiate a new “green pricing” program that will offer residents the option of paying for the renewable energy production equivalent to their household power consumption. In other words, by paying a little extra on their utility bill, residents can support the production of green energy and reduce demand for fossil fuels to supply the country’s power grid.

The green pricing program allows Yellow Springs utility consumers to purchase renewable energy credits (RECs) equivalent to the amount of kilowatt hours of electricity they consume each month. While all energy consumers are using the mix of renewable and non-renewable energy available on the power grid at any given moment, green pricing participants will be paying only for the renewable sources. According to Julia Blankenship, who directs the AMP-Ohio program that will administer green pricing for Yellow Springs, green pricing participants are thereby investing only in renewable energy. "

Yellow Springs News : Source Link

Green Mountain Energy Home Business Profile

USANA ordered to pay for SLAPP violation

Source: LocalNews8.com

"Vitamin maker USANA Health Sciences Inc. must pay a critic of the multilevel marketing industry who was forced to defend himself against a company lawsuit.

Federal Magistrate Samuel Alba decided Wednesday that USANA owes $142,510 in attorney fees to a San Diego investigator, Barry Minkow, and his Fraud Discovery Institute.

Alba's order came after U.S. District Judge Tena Campbell ruled on March 3 that USANA violated California's anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) law for suing Minkow for fair criticism. "

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USANA Home Business Profile