USANA Acquires Rise Bar and Oola
USANA Health Sciences acquired two companies: Rise Bar, a California maker of clean-ingredient protein bars founded in 2010, and Oola, a direct-selling personal development and lifestyle company that began as a book series in 2012. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Both companies will continue to operate independently. Chairman and chief executive Kevin Guest said the deals are part of USANA's long-term growth strategy and that strategic acquisitions aligned with its values and mission can help the company reach more people.
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