Melaleuca in the Seattle Weekly

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?

But the ad wasn't for a product, service or cohousing community; it was offering the chance to, yes, build your own home-based business.

Multilevel marketing-the pyramidlike (but only like!) business model made famous by Amway and Mary Kay-has, inevitably, gone green. Melaleuca, a household-products company based in Idaho (named for the plant from which tea tree oil is derived) is actively recruiting in the Puget Sound area.

 

More Melaleuca News and Articles

• Melaleuca Pays $2.8 Million in Employee Longevity Bonuses
• Melaleuca Celebrates the Holidays by Filling Pantries and Donating Toys
• Melaleuca Reaches Sales Milestone
• Melaleuca opens new facility in Knox County
• Melaleuca Wins Court Ruling
• Melaleuca Wins Ruling Against Defamation Claim
• Melaleuca Dumps Old Vitamins
• Max International Blocked from Recruiting Melaleuca Employees
• Former Melaleuca employee ordered to pay back 240K
• Melaleuca Sues Max International
• Melaleuca in the Caspar Star Tribune
• Melaleuca Gives Employees Longevity Payments
• Melaleuca Expansion in the Idaho News
• Groundbreaking for Melaleuca Expansion
• Melaleuca Issues Voluntary Recall on Peanut Products
• Melaleuca Recall in the Charleston Daily Mail
• Melaleuca Reports Record Sales
• Melaleuca Moves Into New Building
• Melaleuca in the Seattle Weekly

 

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