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AHLEN, Duitsland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--dec 4, 2024-- LR Health & Beauty, het toonaangevende digitale social commercebedrijf in Europa, heeft haar kwartaalrapport voor Q3 2024 gepubliceerd en kon een bevestiging van de groeitrend aankondigen. Het bedrijf, dat gespecialiseerd is in voedingssupplementen en cosmetische producten, heeft zijn omzet in het derde kwartaal aanzienlijk verhoogd met 7,2% tot EUR 69,4 miljoen. De grote vraag naar de nieuwe decoratieve cosmeticalijn LR ZEITGARD Signature en de significante instroom van nieuwe verkooppartners dankzij de heroriëntatie van het carrièreplan leverden een belangrijke bijdrage aan de omzetgroei. Dit persbericht bevat multimedia. Bekijk hier het volledige persbericht: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241204130679/nl/ The company headquarters of LR Health & Beauty in Ahlen, Germany. (Photo: Business Wire) Lancering van decoratieve cosmeticalijn ondersteunt groeitrend In oktober breidde LR Health & Beauty haar productassortiment uit met de make-uplijn LR ZEITGARD Signature. Met deze introductie heeft het bedrijf een van de meest succesvolle productlanceringen in haar geschiedenis gerealiseerd en haar succesvolle marktintroducties uit het recente verleden naadloos doorgevoerd. Voor Dr. Andreas Laabs, CEO en woordvoerder van de raad van bestuur, is het duidelijk dat de nieuwe productoplossing zeer goed zou worden ontvangen: "In de afgelopen jaren hebben we steeds meer gemerkt dat de wens van onze partners naar een eersteklas make-uplijn is gegroeid. Met LR ZEITGARD Signature spelen we nu in op deze behoefte." De productcategorie omvat in totaal 19 hoogwaardige producten in een combinatie van voedende texturen en innovatieve technologieën, en levert indrukwekkende prestaties aan verkooppartners en klanten. Heroriëntatie van het carrièreplan zorgt voor een instroom van verkooppartners De behoorlijke toename van nieuwe verkooppartners en de succesvolle, voortdurende ontwikkeling van bestaande verkoopcarrières spelen een belangrijke rol in de succesvolle groei van het bedrijf in de stad Ahlen. Deze ontwikkeling is te danken aan de voltooide heroriëntatie van het carrièreplan voor de verkooppartners. Enerzijds biedt dit het LR-partnerschap meer zekerheid bij het opbouwen van haar onderneming en anderzijds creëert dit aantrekkelijkere stimulansen om de eigen onafhankelijkheid verder door te zetten. LR Health & Beauty maakt zich klaar voor toekomstige groei Met het nieuwe merk LR ZEITGARD Signature en de heroriëntatie van het carrièreplan zet de onderneming een belangrijke koers uit voor een duurzame en winstgevende ontwikkeling in de toekomst. LR bereidt zich ook voor op toekomstige groei met het nieuwe logistieke centrum in de vestiging Ahlen, dat in oktober 2024 van start gaat. Een ultramodern opslagsysteem verhoogt de efficiëntie en verbetert de schaalbaarheid. “Dit jaar hebben we belangrijke initiatieven gelanceerd die het komende jaar hun volle effect zullen hebben. Tegen deze achtergrond zijn we goed gepositioneerd om van een nog succesvoller jaar te genieten,” aldus Andreas Laabs Het rapport voor het derde kwartaal van 2024 is beschikbaar op de website van het bedrijf op https://ir.lrworld.com/ LR Group Onder het motto "Meer kwaliteit voor uw leven" produceert en verkoopt de LR Group met hoofdkantoor in Ahlen/Westfalen met succes diverse hoogwaardige voedingssupplementen en cosmetische producten in 32 landen. Als aantrekkelijk social commercebedrijf ondersteunt LR de persoonlijke uitwisseling in haar community met efficiënte, digitale oplossingen. De holistische tool "LR neo" biedt het internationale partnerschap alle bedrijfsrelevante kerncijfers en informatie voor hun LR-bedrijf in één dashboard. LLR is sinds 1985 stevig op de markt gevestigd als een ‘people business’ bedrijf dat mensen en persoonlijk advies centraal stelt. In tijden van veranderende werkomgevingen spreekt het bedrijfsmodel vooral mensen aan die op zoek zijn naar meer flexibiliteit, een beter evenwicht tussen werk en privéleven en grotere financiële onafhankelijkheid. De verwerking van Aloë Vera is al meer dan 20 jaar een van de kerncompetenties van LR. Voor de producten wordt uitsluitend de waardevolle binnenkant van het blad gebruikt. In Ahlen heeft het bedrijf een van de modernste Aloë Vera-productielocaties voor Aloë Vera Drinking Gels in Europa gevestigd. In het najaar van 2009 richtte LR het LR Global Kids Fund eV op, dat kansarme kinderen en hun families in veel landen over de hele wereld efficiënt en onbureaucratisch ondersteunt in samenwerking met lokale instellingen. Voor meer informatie over onze toewijding aan duurzaamheid, lees ons duurzaamheidsrapport . LR heeft momenteel ongeveer 1.200 werknemers en honderdduizenden geregistreerde leden van de gemeenschap. Deze bekendmaking is officieel geldend in de originele brontaal. Vertalingen zijn slechts als leeshulp bedoeld en moeten worden vergeleken met de tekst in de brontaal, die als enige rechtsgeldig is. 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Seibert misses an extra point late as the Commanders lose their 3rd in a row, 34-26 to the Cowboys LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Austin Seibert missed his second extra point of the game with 21 seconds left after Washington’s Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin connected on an 86-yard touchdown, Dallas’ Juanyeh Thomas returned the ensuing onside kick attempt for a touchdown, and the Cowboys pulled out a 34-26 victory Sunday that extended the Commanders’ skid to three games. Seibert was wide left on the point-after attempt following a bad snap. On the ensuing onside kick attempt, Juanyeh Thomas returned it 43 yards for a touchdown as the Cowboys ended their losing streak at five in improbable fashion. Earlier in the fourth quarter, KaVonte Turpin returned a kickoff 99 yards for a TD. Sam Darnold leads game-winning drive in OT and Vikings beat Bears 30-27 after blowing late lead CHICAGO (AP) — Sam Darnold threw for 90 of his 330 yards in overtime to set up Parker Romo’s game-ending 29-yard field goal, and the Minnesota Vikings outlasted the Chicago Bears 30-27 after giving up 11 points in the final 22 seconds of regulation. Darnold threw two touchdown passes, Jordan Addison caught eight passes for a career-high 162 yards and a touchdown, and T.J. Hockenson had 114 yards receiving for the Vikings, who remained one game behind Detroit in the rugged NFC North. Caleb Williams threw for 340 yards and two touchdowns for the Bears, who lost their fifth straight. Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs win at the buzzer again, topping Panthers 30-27 on Shrader's field goal CHARLOTTE, N.C. 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Paula Graham, who has been trying since the COVID-19 pandemic to get her two sons registered on the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH), says she has now given up even though she is not working and is struggling to send one of them to high school. The mother of four, who was also desirous of registering herself on the programme, said she has made several attempts to get her 14-year-old and 20-year-old, who suffers from Down’s syndrome, on the programme but without luck. “Every time mi try still, is like nothing naa happen, so mi just leave it alone,” she said. Graham shared that she used to sell juices but was forced to stop after the fridge broke down. According to her, due to financial hardship, she is unable to send her son to school every day but tries her very best to ensure that he remains in school. Graham is one of several residents from the Salt Lake community in St Thomas who are struggling to make ends meet but say they are experiencing difficulties in getting registered on the PATH and are calling for the authorities to intervene. Some of the citizens hustle from a nearby dump to survive. Removed from programme Another resident, Beverly Anderson, said she was taken off the programme because of re-registration, and similarly, has been trying without much success to get reinstated. The 50-year-old woman, who is obese and diabetic, said her weight issue started around 1997 and owing to that, she is unable to work because of shortness of breath whenever she moves. Anderson, who has also expressed a desire for assistance to start a seasoning or cleaning chemicals stall at her home, believes that the PATH would make a difference in her life. “My life is very hard because sometimes me waan go by the hospital, me can’t make it because every time, the vehicle dem, tru me cyaan do the far walking, dem charge ‘bout $2,500, or so, and one-year odd mi never get fi go by the hospital because mi couldn’t find the money, and anytime mi get a like $1,000, mi affi try find food,” said Anderson as she sat at her doorway cooking her dinner on a coal stove. She also noted that she recently went to the hospital and was given documents to do blood and heart tests but is unable to find the funds to do them. However, unlike Graham, Anderson has not given up on the programme, and according to her daughter, Jodyann Jackson, she recently went to the St Thomas PATH office to re-register her mother and is awaiting approval. ‘Is like me no qualify’ Another woman, who did not wish to be identified by name, said she, too, has been trying for a while to get her son on the programme and has filled out the forms but is yet to get approval. “Is like me no qualify, like [because of] di work we do,” she said while sharing that she is a sex worker. “Me child no go school all the time. PATH coulda help stop a gap,” she added. Farmer and tradesman Wayne Roberts, who said that none of his children or grandchildren have ever benefited, said the personnel at the PATH need to start visiting communities to see for themselves that persons are truly in need. “Mi a 57 going to 58, and I have 14 pickney and five grandpickney, and none of dem have never been on PATH. The grandpickney dem grandmother ever a try, and none a dem have ever been on PATH. My biggest grandpickney 18 now. “My pickney dem mada try ‘til she dead and gone, and none of dem never ever get on PATH,” he said. Roberts questioned why persons across Jamaica who are not among the neediest have got on the programme while those who are truly in need are being “given a fight”. “The people at PATH, they should come out and see who need to go on the programme. No siddung pon you baxide inna office and hear who fi go pon PATH. Come and look and see who fi go on it,” he said. Roberts said that while not everyone in the community is in need, many of the residents are desperately in need of the intervention. At the same time, he said persons who are benefiting must ensure that the children are receiving the assistance. “Some people are dying to get PATH so that they can buy hair or throw dem partner. Some a dem abuse the help,” he said. One woman who said she had been placed on the programme and was receiving help for herself and her two children has lauded the benefits and is also urging the authorities to assist more persons from the community in getting on the programme. “Every other month mi can know say mi collect a $10,000 or $11,000 and mi go buy some food wey mi know can serve we. Me mek sure mi buy my children snacks and find their bus fares ‘cause dem get lunch a school. “We just want everybody fi get likkle help ‘cause even though some people a say that if you have a likkle TV or fridge you naa get PATH fi buy a like dresser or stove. A simple something dat, but dat no say dem nuh in need a PATH, and it is very helpful,” she said. Senator Damion Crawford, in a video highlighting the citizens’ plight, which he shared via social media last month, called for the authorities to visit the community and assist the citizens. “If we have an activity that should relieve this level of poverty, then the school should play a part, social workers should play a part, and the child should never be allowed to suffer the consequence even if the parent did not take on whatever they were to take on,” he said. He argued that it was situations like this that give rise to absenteeism in schools as the parents are unable to find bus fare and lunch money. “We want PATH to visit, and we want social workers to be assigned to the area to continue other types of intervention, not just PATH but health and education as some of the children may be behind in their numeracy and literacy,” said the opposition shadow minister for education. He said there should be a general intervention in rural and impoverished communities across the island so that children can get a “chance”. “At the end of their school experience, only 18 per cent is receiving the minimum standard, and so we have to ferret out every single reason that is causing this, and if people are allowed to live in communities without adequate intervention, in my opinion, this is one of the reasons,” Crawford said. Meanwhile, Pearnel Charles Jr, minister of labour and social security, when contacted about the situation, said he had not received an official report about the community but that there was a team of officers in the parish who could visit and make the necessary assessment. “If there are any families or individuals who fit the criteria and should be receiving support, then it is my responsibility to ensure that they do get on the PATH,” Charles said. In the meantime, the minister reiterated that the PATH is reviewing its selection process and eligibility. In his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in May, Charles said, “We aim to crush the myth that the mere fact that persons have certain appliances or modern amenities in their home means that they cannot benefit from being on PATH. “We cannot have Jamaicans in 2024 still thinking that merely having stove, fridge, microwave or ‘ flush toilet’ will disqualify them from being on PATH.” tanesha.mundle@gleanerjm.com

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