"Tahitian Noni International is one of the fastest-growing companies in America. There may not be 10 companies in the history of the world that equal Tahitian Noni International's revenue growth in their first 6 years."
* 2005: Since 1996, $3 billion with $1.5 billion paid to distributors.
* 2004: $500 million. Since 1996, 350 distributors earned more than $1 million each.
* 2003: Since 1996, $2 billion with $1 billion paid to distributors.
* March 2001: $35 million.
* March 1999: $20 million.
* June 1998: $10 million.
* March 1997: $5 million.
* July 1996: $40,000.
* Tahitian Noni International grew 6,137% in its first 5 years.
* After 40 years in business, Coca-Cola achieved what TNI did in 5.
* It took Pepsi 34 years to reach half of TNI's 2nd year sales.
* IBM took 30 years to reach what TNI did in 3.
* Starbucks took 17 years to get to half of TNI's 2nd year sales.
* Microsoft took 10 years to get to just half of what TNI did in 5.
OREM, Utah, December 31, 2002: Tahitian Noni International (formerly Morinda Incorporated) appeared on Inc magazine's Inc 500 list. This prestigious list features companies with rapid percentage revenue gains during the preceding 5-year period. On last year's list Tahitian Noni International appeared in the 26th spot.
On closer evaluation, however, it was discovered that Tahitian Noni International grew faster and larger in its first 5 years than any other company established within the prior 20 years.
Tahitian Noni International has moved beyond the Inc 500 and is now judged from a wider, more global perspective, and should be compared to other well-recognized companies that have increased their brand recognition, generate worldwide sales, and have a global impact on the economy. — Griffin Hill, a marketing research and development company.
"Tahitian Noni International offers those with vision — a lifetime global Residual Income home business on the Internet.
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