Becoming the best takes years of hard work and dedication,
but remaining the best is an even bigger challenge. Yet USANA Health Sciences continues
to prove why it is an industry leader.
USANA, based in Salt Lake City, Utah but with offices globally, has recently added five Best of State medals as well as the coveted Best of State
Statue—the BOSS®—to its already impressive list of accolades in the categories
of personal care, beverage, dietary supplements, research and development, and
employer.
USANA’s chief communication officer, Dan Macuga said "we are delighted to have our efforts recognised year after
year by such a prestigious, local awards organisation like Best of State”.
“Every year, our research and development
team is tasked with staying at the forefront of health and nutrition. At our
2016 International Convention, we are going to push the envelope even further by
introducing a scientific breakthrough that will heighten our status as the
premier leader in dietary supplement innovation.”
The
Best
of State Awards were created in 2003 to recognize
outstanding individuals, organisations and businesses in Utah. Best of State
candidates are evaluated by a panel of 100 judges based on three criteria:
achievement in the field of endeavor; innovation or creativity in approaches,
techniques, methods or processes; and contribution to improving the quality of
life in Utah.
USANA
currently sells its award-winning products in 20 international markets and
sponsors more than 1,000 elite and professional athletes
worldwide.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 43
Best of State awards since 2003
- Four
prestigious Best of State Statues in the merchandising and consumer
services category
- 13
years for best dietary supplements
- Eighth
medal for USANA’s Sense™ Self-Preserving Technology skin-care
line
- Eight
consecutive years for best beverage — Rev3
Energy
- Six
years for best health and nutrition products
- Fourth
consecutive win for the research and development department
Labels: Best of State awards, Dan Macuga, nutrition, professional athlete, Rev3, supplements, usana