Do TerraCompany overview

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  doTERRA healing hands strategy

  

  dōTERRA introduced a new limited time Together Touch essential oil blend. $20 is donated to the Healing Hands Foundation for each purchase of the blend. This supports the foundation’s philanthropic initiatives, like global education, health, and crisis-relief programs. The campaign also gives shoppers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact through the purchase of more products. This is especially during the holiday season.

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• doTERRA joined UEBT for ethical sourcing

  

  In October 2025, doTERRA became a member of the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT). This commitment ensures that their sourcing practices respect both people and biodiversity. They use both careful reviews and structured workplans for major supply chains. It complements doTERRA’s Co-Impact Sourcing approach, which focuses on protection of nature and proper support to communities. UEBT recognized doTERRA’s efforts as a strong step to promote responsible and ethical sourcing across the world.

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  Simplifying wellness for everyday life

  

  doTERRA’s “Wellness Made Simple” program helps people create consistent daily wellness routines. The initiative starts with the foundational wellness bundle, which combines VMG+ nutrients, EO Mega+ omega blend, and DigestZen enzymes. These elements are enhanced with CPTG essential oils for better absorption. Executive VP Maquel Shaw stated that the goal is to make healthy habits easy with science-backed tools which are supported by two years of continuous education and community resources to help customers confidently maintain natural health.

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• A plan designed for distributor success

  

  doTERRA updated its compensation plan to make earnings easier to understand and help wellness advocates grow their income. The changes simplify the way people get paid, include more opportunities, and provide better support tools. This approach improved engagement and helps distributors feel more confident and motivated throughout the growth of their business.

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  Science that supports natural wellness

  

  In 2024, doTERRA invested in clinical research to prove that its products really work. Studies showed benefits such as higher omega-3 levels with EO Mega+®, improved microbiome health with PB Restore®®, and positive effects on epigenetic age markers with MetaPWR Mito2Max®®. Through this work, doTERRA established its place in the natural wellness space and gave customers confidence in the results.

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• A greener future with doTERRA

  

  doTERRA planted 179,613 trees at the Kealakekua Mountain Reserve in Hawaii. They have planted over 611,000 trees from 2018 onwards. These efforts help protect ecosystems, support biodiversity, and promote long-term environmental care. This shows doTERRA’s commitment to protecting the planet with constant support to communities and nature.

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  Circular economy manufacturing practices

  

  By reusing over 1 million pounds of birch bark, doTERRA improved sustainability at its birch oil production in 2024. Almost no waste was sent to the landfill. Also, the byproducts were turned into mulch for local communities. This approach helps doTERRA minimize environmental impact with extensive support to nearby communities and supports better growth through such strategies.

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• Growing together with supplier support

  

  doTERRA invested $207,000 through its Cō-Impact Sourcing® Challenge Fund across 21 supplier projects in 2024. The funding helped to improve irrigation, safety training, and upgrade distillation processes. The company is strengthening suppliers this way and in turn draws them towards future growth. doTERRA ensures higher-quality products, a better supply chain, and sustainable growth for its partners.

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  Protecting resources and supporting communities

  

  In 2024, doTERRA invested in climate adaptation programs to help the communities and regions that supply its ingredients. They spent $270,000 on sustainable water management in Kenya and installed sensor-based irrigation systems in Italy. These efforts save water, produce quality crops, and ensure a better supply of raw materials for the future.

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