USANA’s Preliminary Earnings Alert Could Signal Trend In Q2 Results Across Consumer Health
Executive Summary
Pandemic-related market lockdowns, shipping backlogs and other disruptions in mainland China and other countries USANA referenced in announcement also could affect results for its direct-selling competitors as well as other firms in health, wellness, personal care and beauty industries.
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