E. Excel International (Taiwan) Inc.
Founded on the basis of "nutritional immunology," E. Excel International was established Member Companies會員公司 in the U.S. in 1987 with an expection to pursue "Extra Excellence" and a mission to "share 介紹 the gifts of health and knowledge to people. "Under the leadership of Dr. Jau-Fei Chen,the company has gradually expanded its presence to Asia. With integrated research and development, manufacturing and production, and education and sales, E. Excel International is dedicated to researching herbal foods and the immune system, and introducing high-precision and advanced productiontechnologies. The company hopes that all products bearing the mark "E. Excel" and " Elemente" are absolutely safe with great quality. E. Excel International is a business that will be passed down from generation to generation, and E. Excel International has lent its care and funding support to public interest organizations around the world through concrete ac-tions. Meanwhile, the company also helps cultivate talents and bring health and wisdom to everyone through the Jau-Fei Chen E. Excel Scholarship and Research Fund.
Address: 4F, No.270, Sec.4, Chung Hsiao E. Rd., Taipei City 106, Taiwan R.O.C.
Congratulations on the Relocation of Atomy's Taiwan Headquarters
Setting foot in Taiwan and making its debut in Kaohsi-ung in 2014, Atomy has deepened its reach to all parts of Taiwan. Awarded the Golden Merchants Award of the Republic of China in 2017, Atomy focuses its mar-keting strategies on promoting popular boutique prod-ucts, earns recognition from the government and the public, and brings a breath of fresh air to the multi-level marketing industry in Taiwan. It is precisely because of its spirit to follow principles, and to share that we are proud to be a member of Atomy. In the future, Atomy will continue to dedicate itself to creat-ing touched customers and achieving custom-er success.
Address: 4F., No.473, Longde Rd., Gushan Dist., Kaoh-siung City 804, Taiwan R.O.C.
Congratulations on Sherman Ying's Promotion as USANA Executive Vice President of Asia Pacific
Previously the North Asia Executive Vice Presi-dent, Mr. Sherman Ying will continue to serve and contribute to the Usana family by leading Usana's business in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand.
A Dummy’s Guide to the Code Administrator
When relevant guidelines and rules concerning the Code of Ethics are becoming more and more comprehensive, many people become curious about the role played by the Code Administrator. The Code of Ethics is formulated primarily to satisfy consumer needs and protect consumer rights and interests, advocate fair competition, and enhance the overall social image of the direct selling industry. Therefore, the Code Administrator has emerged to ensure actual enforcement of the Code of Ethics.
Registration of Domestically Produced Vitamin Tablet and Capsule-shaped Foods
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced two directives concerning the registration of domestically produced vitamin tablet and capsule-shaped foods on February 12, and the abolishment of one announcement. The highlights of the three cases announced lie in the abolishment of the 2010 Notice for Registration of Domestically Produced Vitamin Tablet and Capsule-shaped Foods and Its Operation (amended in 2013). The original provisions are reformulated as the requirement that "domestically produced vitamin tablet and capsule-shaped foods shall be registered" and as the "relevant requirements for the registration of domestically produced vitamin tablet and capsule-shaped foods" so that the guidelines and provisions relating to the registration can be further clarified to facilitate the compliance of the operators. The current application methods are not changed, and relevant operations or procedures are not affected. The Ministry of Health and Welfare stresses that for domestically produced vitamin tablet and capsule foods which meet the requirements as announced and should be subject to registration, if the operators fail to apply for registration or to complete the registration procedure, a fine of NT$30,000 to NT$3,000,000 will be imposed for violation of Article 21 of the Food Safety Law in accordance with Article 47 of the law.