Mineral Resources International, Inc. Launches New Company Video

Aug. 31, 2010 - PRLog -- Mineral Resources International, Inc. (“MRI”), a dietary supplement manufacturer and ingredient supplier of minerals and trace elements from Utah’s Great Salt Lake, announced the release of its latest company video presentation, “Better Health with Nature’s Minerals,” which is posted now on MRI’s web site, www.mineralresourcesint.com and YouTube.

The twelve-minute video introduces viewers to members of the Anderson family who discovered the powerful nutritional benefits of supplementing with minerals and trace elements from Utah’s Great Salt Lake. The Anderson family was the first to harvest minerals from Utah’s Great Salt Lake for health and nutrition purposes and have been manufacturing premium, food-grade mineral and trace mineral supplements for 40 years.

The video also showcases NorthShore Ltd. Partnership, the Anderson family’s mineral harvesting operation, and describes the quality assurance testing, standards, and procedures in place to ensure safety, quality, purity, and potency of MRI’s premium products.

“This video is a great opportunity for us to share with the world the mission of the Anderson family and MRI,” said Val John Anderson, MRI’s Executive Vice-President and Director of Sales and Marketing, who narrates the video. “This video will also educate and inform those both inside and outside of the natural products industry about our company, what we do, and what we have been doing for a long time to produce our premium-quality minerals through natural and environmentally friendly processing methods in an ultra-pristine location.”

The video is available online at http://www.mineralresourcesint.com or YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UklQftZiGJg



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Mineral Resources International, Inc. (www.mineralresourcesint.com) specializes in developing, manufacturing, and distributing noteworthy nutritional supplements integrating naturally occurring minerals and trace minerals from Utah’s Great Salt Lake.