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Nu Skin India Partners with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to Support 700,000 Mid-Day Meals for Government and Government-Aided School Children

Nu Skin India Partners with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to Support 700,000 Mid-Day Meals for Government and Government-Aided School Children
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Nu Skin India has partnered with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to fund 700,000 mid-day meals for over 3,000 students in government-aided schools. The initiative is supported by a portion of proceeds from the company's wellness product sales in India.

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Corporate social responsibility partnerships help address child malnutrition and support educational attendance in India's public school system.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India – Business Wire India

Nu Skin India , the India arm of Nu Skin Enterprises, a global direct-selling beauty and wellness company operating in nearly 50 markets worldwide and driven by a strong purpose-led philosophy, has announced its partnership with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to support mid-day meals for government and government-aided school children in India.

Through this collaboration, The Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation has provided support of approximately Rs. 47.5 lakh, enabling 700,000 mid-day meals for more than 3,000 students during the project period. In addition, Nu Skin India will further strengthen the partnership by contributing towards mid-day meals through the sale of its Pharmanex wellness products in India, including LifePak Elements , a daily nutritional supplement, and Optimum Omega , an omega-3 supplement that supports key areas of daily wellness.

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