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Delaware House Passes Consumer Protection Bill Targeting Direct Selling Channel

By SSN Staff DOVER, Del. — The Delaware House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday that would impose new disclosure requirements and contract protections for direct selling companies operating in the state. House Bill 162 passed by a 27-11 vote and now moves to the state Senate for consideration. The bill,

Direct Selling Companies Navigate Tariff Turbulence

Supply chain executives manage ‘day-to-day’ uncertainty as federal courts challenge presidential tariff authority By David Bland “We have met with the White House and are actively getting them our feedback for how the president’s tariff policies, both existing and prospective, will affect the channel.” – Dave Grimaldi, CEO, Direct Selling

Direct Selling Companies Post Mixed Q1 Results Amid Strategic Investments

Technology transformation takes center stage as industry navigates economic headwinds By SSN Staff Herbalife Herbalife’s first-quarter net sales of $1.2 billion declined 3.4% compared to the same period last year, though the nutrition giant delivered constant currency growth of 1.4% year over year for its second consecutive quarter of growth,

Adapting Operations to Meet Evolving Consumer Expectations

Direct sellers balance digital innovation with personal relationships to drive growth  By Jenna Lang Warford “What if the question isn’t whether to embrace Amazon, but how to do it in a way that creates an additional revenue stream without compromising the opportunity or integrity of the field?”  —Tony Solis, President

Brand-Free ‘Silent Claims’ Are Triggering Regulatory Action

Brand mention or not, the FTC is still watching—and direct sellers are getting punished By Jonathan Gilliam, Guest Contributor Affiliates and reps who once flooded feeds with brand images and product claims have shifted to a new strategy, one designed specifically to evade detection. Social media surveillance is exposing “silent”

US Department of Labor issues guidance on independent contractor misclassification enforcement

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division today issued a field assistance bulletin providing guidance on how to determine employee or independent contractor status when enforcing the Fair Labor Standards Act. While the department reviews the 2024 final rule, Employee or Independent Contractor Classification Under the Fair Labor Standards Act – which is also

FTC, Nevada AG Target Direct Seller IYOVIA in $1.2 Billion Lawsuit

Regulators allege rebranded firm used false earnings claims to market trading services By David Bland “When self-regulation and government enforcement converge on the same issues, it sends a powerful signal that deceptive conduct will not be tolerated.” —Peter Marinello, Vice President, Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council (DSSRC) at BBB National Programs

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