| Specialty Retail Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | John Rochon CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | 46645Q106 CUSIP |
| US Country | 499 Employees | - Last Dividend | 1 Sep 2011 Last Split | - IPO Date |
JRjr33, Inc., along with its subsidiaries, was a company focused on operating direct-to-consumer brands both domestically in the United States and internationally. The company catered to a diverse market by operating across three segments: home décor, nutritional and wellness, and gourmet food. JRjr33 established itself as a conduit between manufacturers of unique hand-crafted items and consumers looking for quality and uniqueness in their purchases. The company offered a wide array of products, ranging from home decoration items to nutritional supplements, operated under various brand names. It utilized various sales channels including direct sales to customers, independent sales representatives, and modern digital platforms such as the Internet, mail, telephone, and fax to reach its customer base. Originally known as CVSL Inc., it underwent a name change to JRjr33, Inc. in March 2016. However, after experiencing financial difficulties, JRjr33, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2018, which was later converted to Chapter 7 in October 2018, indicating the company’s cessation of operations and liquidation of assets. The company was based in Dallas, Texas.
JRjr33 offered a variety of hand-crafted baskets and a broad line of home products, which included pottery, cleaning, beauty, and outdoor items. It also specialized in customizable vinyl expressions for display, wrought iron, and fabric accessories. These products were aimed at consumers looking to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of their living spaces.
The company provided an assortment of hand-crafted spices, oils, dip mixes, dukkahs, baking mixes, vinegars, and other gourmet food products. These offerings catered to customers with a palate for unique culinary experiences and those who enjoyed cooking with premium ingredients.
Within the nutritional and wellness segment, JRjr33 offered nutritional supplements and skin care products. This range was designed to cater to the growing consumer demand for health and wellness products that promote a healthy lifestyle and skin care routine.
JRjr33 published a monthly magazine that featured articles and content related to home décor, gourmet food, and wellness. Alongside the publication, the company provided stationery and paper gifts, which included items designed for organization, personal use, and gift-giving.
Additional offerings included tools specifically designed for women, health and beauty products, electricals, housewares, Christmas products, toys, gifts, garden products, and personalized gifts. This wide product range allowed JRjr33 to cater to a broad audience with various interests and needs.