Zinzino published its annual report for 2025, detailing the company’s push toward sustainability and strategic supply-chain control.
Sustainability has been an important component of the company’s success as it seeks ways to reduce its environmental impact. The company has been using recyclable PET plastic for all of its plastic packaging, and its Faun Pharma segment proved a total waste production decrease of 15% in 2025. The company is actively working with its suppliers to constantly review alternatives and choose environmentally-friendly materials where possible.
“The simple fact is that people must become more responsible for their own wellbeing,” the report stated. “For people to do so, proactive, preventive wellness strategies are key. It is in this area that Zinzino sees its true place and position from where we can make our single best contribution to global sustainability: improved wellbeing, wellness accountability and thus reduced costs and dependency on existing and future services.”
The company also announced a number of acquisitions in 2025, including Zurvita and Valentus Global, which Zinzino expects to drive growth and increase distribution power across Europe, as well as the asset acquisition of Bodē Pro, which will power distribution reach in North America and Japan. Additional acquisitions during the year included Truvy, Enhanzz IP AG and Sanki. An acquisition of 35% of Xion International Group is expected to secure a long-term, sustainable supply of the ingredient Omega-3, which it believes will reduce its environmental and operational risks. All of these efforts signal a shift toward greater vertical integration for the company and a move away from third-party supplier dependence.
Zinzino posted 2025 revenue of approximately $362 million, showing 51% year-over-year growth. This growth was fueled by strong global demand and its expanding distributor networks, which were reinforced by recent acquisitions.
In 2026, the company states it will focus on achieving its financial and strategic goals, which includes long-term investments in IT systems, marketing, customer support, products and logistics, as well as a push toward differentiation.
“We continue to invest further in AI, which gives us a unique competitive advantage both in terms of growth and when making acquisitions,” said Dag Bergheim Pettersen, Zinzino CEO. “This will save us costs in the long term, and we are now in the process of implementing a new global support system that will further improve customer satisfaction, reduce costs and boost turnover even more. It will be a very exciting year that is difficult to predict, but I promise that we will work to make 2026 an even better year than the last! Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this record-breaking year, and congratulations to all our shareholders.”
