Ava Anderson Non Toxic Reborn As Pure Haven Essentials
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Pure Haven Essentials is focused on the future, emerging from the shambles of Ava Anderson Non Toxic with similar branding and 46 overhauled products for its independent consultants to hawk. Search for a new CEO and ownership is underway following the exit of AANT's namesake and family members in January amid allegations of labeling fraud and what they characterized as "harassment."
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