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What you need to know about traceability, transparency

Traceability? Organic? Supply chain? We break down some of the most common terms you might see on products so you can decide what has meaning for you.

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Traceability: What does it look like in your supplement?

Farm to table. Bean to cup. Bait to plate. Seed to supplement. You should know where the ingredients in your products come from.

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Consumers want traceability, transparency in their products

Research shows that consumers will pay more for responsibly made and transparently sourced products—over a third more than what they pay now.

Organic food: Six benefits of choosing organic vs inorganic

What are the benefits of choosing organic food and organic products? There are plenty for your, your family and the environment.

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Clean and traceable beauty products: What does that mean?

The products we put on our body matter as much as the ones we put in our body. Find out why clean and traceable beauty products are important.

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Survey Results: Americans are Making Changes to Improve their Health amid COVID

A survey showed Americans are making better choices amid the pandemic and are concerned about the types of products they consume and how they are made.

A closeup view of a Nutrilite farm worker's hands cupping an echinacea bloom, otherwise known as a coneflower.

Echinacea and immunity support: Nutrilite has the research

Echinacea has a long history in herbal remedies. Find out how we grow it for our supplements on our organic Nutrilite farm in Trout Lake Washington

A field of purple echinacea in bloom at the certified organic Nutrilite Trout Lake Farm in Washington state.

Organic farming at Nutrilite Trout Lake Farm in Washington

The certified organic Nutrilite Trout Lake Farm produces organic berries, herbs and more for use as ingredients in Nutrilite and Artistry products.

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Why do we need vitamins and minerals?

Our bodies use over 45 different vitamins and minerals each day to build DNA, make proteins, support immunity and perform many other key functions.

An up-close look at Nutrilite-grown spinach, a botanical ingredient used in supplements and in the Artistry Skin Nutrition Renewing and Firming moisturizers.

Health benefits of spinach – inside and out

Spinach is a key ingredient in Nutrilite supplements and Artistry skin care products and we monitor its quality and safety from seed to finished product.