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Saturday, September 20, 2008

Coppell-based Mannatech expands into Singapore

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Mannatech, Incorporated, the Coppell-based developer and provider of dietary supplements and skin care solutions, announced today it will begin selling products in Singapore in the fourth quarter of 2008. Among these products will be the company’s Advanced Ambrotose capsules and powder, Ambrotose AO capsules, MannaMatrix caplets (multi-vitamin/mineral supplement known as PhytoMatrix caplets in the U.S.) and Plus tablets.

The firm might have some trouble marketing their multi-vitamin chewing gum Hubbatrix, however

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The firm might have some trouble marketing their multi-vitamin chewing gum Hubbatrix, however

Initially, the Singapore business will be operated and managed from Mannatech’s Australian headquarters with the Singaporean office expected to open sometime in the first half of 2009.

“Given our track record for global expansion success, we are looking forward to entering the Singapore market where we know there is already an interest in Mannatech products,” said Wayne Badovinus, president and CEO of Mannatech. “Opening in Singapore is a natural progression for Mannatech since we have had success in numerous Asian markets. Singapore’s culture and traditions relative to personal health align well with Mannatech’s emphasis on the combination of optimal health and financial wellness.”

Singapore is a main island and a series of smaller islands with a total area of 240 square miles. More than 500,000 people (11 percent of the population) are recorded as being active in direct selling. In 2006, the total value of the direct selling market was reported to be $302 million (U.S.).

Source: Mannatech



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Pavel Lishin says:

Thank god. People in Singapore have been suffering from a severe shortage of expensive placebos for far too long.

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