IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Longevity pays at Melaleuca, literally. This year's annual bonus payout was the largest it has ever been by more than $200,000. This year, 230 Melaleuca employees reached ...

Melaleuca: The Wellness Company is a consumer packaged goods company that develops, manufactures, and sells health and wellness products in a wide range of categories. The company is headquartered in ...

Roger Ball is described by one of his longtime employees as a person who is more responsible for the great economic conditions in eastern Idaho than anyone else. Ball has been the face of many ...

Melaleuca: The Wellness Company is a consumer packaged goods company that develops, manufactures, and sells health and wellness products in a wide range of categories. The company is headquartered in ...

“Wellness” has become a very popular word lately, and there’s a good reason for that. With increasing awareness of the challenges people confront throughout their lives, whether on their own, as a ...

At the end of October, a post appeared on Craigslist asking for people interested in preserving the environment and maintaining a healthy, chemical-free lifestyle. And really, who in Seattle isn’t?

Melaleuca Inc. terminated a marketing agreement with a Texas woman the same day the Federal Trade Commission sent a warning letter to the Idaho Falls company. In its letter Friday, the FTC ordered the ...

Melaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot paid more than $4.7 million in special bonuses to employees at the company’s recognition meeting Thursday. VanderSloot made a surprise announcement that more than 2,000 ...

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) — United States Speaker of the House Mike Johnson paid a visit to the Melaleuca distribution warehouse in Idaho Falls today. Accompanied by company founder Frank Vandersloot, ...

Melaleuca has sold more hand sanitizer in the last 30 days as it usually does in a year. That product is one of the reasons the Idaho Falls-based company decided it is an “essential service” and will ...

MIAMI - It seemed like a good idea at the time. With Floridians clamoring to drain the Everglades, forester John Gifford had a more modest proposal: plant thirsty trees around the edges to draw off ...