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NUTRILITE™ Brand

Since 1939, the NUTRILITE name has become a trusted brand for natural integrity and nutritional excellence in plant-based food supplements.

For more than 70 years, the NUTRILITE brand has been a leader in nutrition and research, innovating and raising quality standards. NUTRILITE products are available in more than 50 countries, bringing new opportunities in the quest for health and wellness, to millions of people worldwide. With unflagging commitment to human health and wellness, the NUTRILITE brand continues to focus on nutritional health, and maintains its respected industry standing.

NUTRILITE is the World’s No. 1 selling vitamins and dietary supplements brand.

(Source: Euromonitor International Limited; Vitamins and Dietary Supplements, World, Retail Value RSP, 2010).

In 2005, the NUTRILITE brand out performed all expectations. Not only did the NUTRILITE brand maintain its leadership role as the respected voice of nutrition and wellness, but it captured an even greater share of the vitamin and dietary supplement market.

NUTRILITE is the only global vitamin and mineral brand to grow, harvest and process plants on their own certified organic farms

(based on an independent review by international market research firm Euromonitor Consultancy, and certified by official certification agencies in accordance with the laws of the country where the farms are located.)

Crops used for NUTRILITE plant concentrates are grown using organic and sustainable farming methods. Instead of relying on harmful pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilisers, we let nature do the work.

Who is Euromonitor?
Euromonitor is an international research organisation and a leading provider of global market intelligence, tracking international trends in both consumer and industrial markets. Their products and services are held in high regard by the international business community and they have over 5,000 active clients.

Find out more :

The NUTRILITE Story (PDF 375 kb)
This is an Amagram article printed in January 2006.


Organic Farming Claims (PDF 156 kb)
This is an Amagram article printed in March 2007.