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  • European Direct Selling 2023 Statistical Report

    The WFDSA has published the 2023 Global Annual Direct Selling Statistical Data Report in August 2024. A few statistics concerning the EU: Sales increase by 3.9% from €28.566 million in 2022 to €29.712 million in 2023. The independent sales representatives decline from 6 million in 2022 to 5.2 million in 2023. The share of women increased from 74% in 2022 to 78% in 2023. Wellness was the largest category in 2023 with 30% of sales (15% in 2022), followed by home improvement with 18% (14% in 2022), cosmetics and personal care and household and durables both with 16% (12% and 13% respectively in 2022). 4 out of the 24-billion-dollar markets in 2023 are in the EU including Germany, France, Italy, and Poland. Visit the  WFDSA website  for the full results.

  • Seldia Elects New Chairperson and Board

    On 21 November, our members attended Seldia’s General Assembly. We are glad to announce that Seldia has appointed a new Chairperson, Beatrice Nelson-Beer (Lifeplus), and a new Board which constitutes as follow: From Companies: • Beatrice Nelson-Beer, Chairperson, Lifeplus. • Ewa Kudlinska-Pyrz, Board Member, Mary Kay. • Alessandro Tschirkov, Board Member, Herbalife. • Pontus Andreasson, Board Member, Oriflame. From Direct Selling National Associations: • Frédéric Billon, Vice-Chairperson, French DSA. • Soledad Hijano, Treasurer, Spanish DSA. • Giuliano Sciortino, Board Member, Italian DSA. • Krister Fraser, Board Member, Swedish DSA. • Tomasz Muras, Board Member, Polish DSA. • Gintautas Zaleckas, Board Member, Baltics DSA. Download here the full Seldia Press Release.

  • Industry Leaders Come Together to Drive Innovation in Direct Selling in Europe

    On 18-19 March, industry leaders, top direct selling companies, and associations will gather in Brussels for Seldia’s 9th European Direct Selling Conference. The event will feature a packed agenda focussed on the future of the industry, driving innovation and fostering collaboration across Europe and beyond. Download here the full Seldia Press Release.

  • Direct Selling Leaders Unite in Brussels to Shape the Future of the Industry

    On 18-19 March, Seldia’s 9th European Direct Selling Conference brought together industry leaders, top direct selling companies, and associations in Brussels for two days of insightful discussions, collaboration, and innovation, marked a significant milestone for the direct selling industry in Europe. Download here the full Seldia Press Release.

  • Seldia welcomes SBS Legal as new member

    We are thrilled to announce that  SBS Legal  has joined the Seldia family as a service provider on 06 May 2025. Who they are: SBS Legal is a law firm specialised in the field of direct sales and network marketing. They have over 15 years of experience in this sector. They represent numerous MLM companies from Europe, US, and Asia. Welcome SBS Legal! We look forward to collaborating with our new member.

  • Seldia Annual Report 2024

    We are glad to announce that Seldia 2024 Annual Report has been published! Highlights include: Active engagement in EU decision-making on consumer protection, digital policy, and legislation impacting entrepreneurship. Increased visibility through participation in events and an expanded online presence. Reflections on our priorities and future agenda. This level of engagement would not be possible without the support of our members. We would also like to thank our new staff and board for their dedication during the 2024. Have a look at the Report .

  • Seldia welcomes QN Europe as new member

    Seldia welcomes QN Europe as new member! We are thrilled to announce that QN-Europe has joined the Seldia family as a corporate member on 27 May 2025. Who they are: QN Europe is a young company founded in 2014 in Europe. Since its creation, it has been growing steadily in the European market. The company’s mission is to provide individuals with the opportunity to build a sustainable livelihood by distributing products designed to enhance quality of life. Welcome QN Europe! We look forward to collaborating with our new member.

  • First edition of Seldia’s external newsletter

    We have published the first edition of Seldia’s external newsletter. This newsletter aims to share key milestones and activities from our association, as well as the latest news from and relevant to the direct selling industry in Europe. In this issue, you can discover our most significant achievements from the first half of 2025, along with developments relevant to the direct selling sector. Check out the newsletter at this link . If you would like to receive it directly you can subscribe here .

  • Seldia responds to consultations on EU countermeasures on US imports

    At Seldia, we are concerned about growing trade restrictions between the EU and the US. Many direct selling companies operating in Europe are American, with part of their production based in the US. Therefore, stable transatlantic trade is essential for our sector. Several US products potentially subject to EU trade measures fall into categories such as wellness, cosmetics, and personal care. We are particularly concerned about the wellness and cosmetics sectors, as some of our member companies manufacture these products in the US. Seldia submitted responses to the European Commission’s consultations in March and May 2025 highlighting the concerns of the direct selling sector.

  • Seldia provides input to the New Consumer Agenda 2025-2030

    Seldia provided input to the Call for evidence and Public Consultation on Consumer Agenda 2025-2030 and action plan on consumers in the Single Market. Below you can find a summary of our response: At Seldia, we are committed to supporting the EUs consumer policy objectives. However, we firmly believe that the key to improving consumer protection lies in the robust enforcement of existing legislation, which should be achieved through the revision of the Consumer Protection Cooperation Regulation. Additional rules should only regulate gaps or unaddressed issues that are clearly necessary and proportionate. We also urge the Commission to continue prioritising simplification and the reduction of administrative burdens, particularly where obligations are duplicative. In addition, the success of the green transition depends on harmonised rules on labelling and coherent implementation of digital tools such as the Digital Product Passport. Read here our response to the Call for Evidence. Read here our response to the Public Consultation.

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