USANA Releases 2023 Sustainability Report
USANA recently released its fourth annual sustainability report, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and positive business practices. The report highlights achievements such as employee engagement, gender diversity in leadership, renewable energy use, waste diversion, plastic reduction, meals provided through the USANA Foundation, and investment in research and development.
84% engagement in global employee surveys
49% of people in leadership positions are women
53% of the company's energy use at its Salt Lake campus came from solar arrays and the purchase of renewable energy certificates
65% of operational waste diverted away from landfills
Saved the equivalent of 800,000 supplement bottles worth of plastic annually after moving to smaller bottles for 10 products
More than 30 million meals provided through the USANA Foundation
100% of employees received current Good Manufacturing Practices training
Incorporated How2Recycle smart labeling system on Nutritionals packaging in qualified markets
Invested $11.4 million in research and development
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Highlighting USANA's ongoing commitment to people, planet, and products
To view the full 2023 sustainability report, please click here.
"As we present our fourth annual sustainability report, I am pleased with the significant strides we've made in our primary focus areas since 2020," said Jim Brown, USANA president and CEO. "Our dedication to sustainability plays a vital role in our mission to create the healthiest family on earth."
The 2023 report highlights the company's recent sustainability achievements, including:
84% engagement in global employee surveys49% of people in leadership positions are women53% of the company's energy use at its Salt Lake campus came from solar arrays and the purchase of renewable energy certificates165% of operational waste diverted away from landfills- Saved the equivalent of 800,000 supplement bottles worth of plastic annually after moving to smaller bottles for 10 products
- More than 30 million meals provided through the USANA Foundation
100% of employees received current Good Manufacturing Practices training- Incorporated How2Recycle smart labeling system on our Nutritionals packaging in qualified markets
- Invested
$11.4 million
In 2020, USANA began a formal stakeholder assessment to gather insight on its sustainability performance, priorities, areas in which USANA could make the greatest impact, and how the company could enhance its sustainability transparency and reporting. This assessment allowed USANA to identify the most significant sustainability issues facing the company.
"Everything we do at USANA revolves around people," said Paul Jones, USANA's chief people officer. "From our employees, to those in our global community, to our distributors and customers, it's the people that make USANA what it is today. I am proud of the work we've done engaging with and developing our employees, the impact we've had globally through our USANA Foundation and USANA Kids Eat, and for the amazing products and opportunity we provide to our distributors and customers."
About USANA
USANA (NYSE:USNA) prides itself on providing consumers the highest quality nutritional products in the world. From its award-winning supplements to its innovative Celavive skincare and Active Nutrition lines, USANA has proven for more than 30 years why it's a company you can trust. How about giving us a try? Shop at USANA.com or learn more about USANA's sustainability efforts here.
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