Mannatech CEO Quits Amid Lawsuit
He will remain as chairman of the board.
Caster's resignation is the second major move within the Coppell-based company since it was charged with engaging in deceptive selling practices in a suit filed July 5 by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott.
Less than three weeks after the suit was filed, the company announced initiatives that it said would better regulate how its products -- dietary supplements known as glyconutrients -- are sold.
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