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Xango / Zija International Review 2026
Defunct superfruit MLM merged into Isagenix
Residual Income Rating
1.5 / 5Last updated:
January 15, 2026What is Xango / Zija International?
Mangosteen juice, Moringa-based nutritional products, and wellness supplements. Xango was a mangosteen juice MLM founded in 2002; Zija sold Moringa products. The two companies merged in 2017 under Zija, which later merged with Isagenix in 2020.
Pros
- Merged into Isagenix (2020) — still accessible
- Exotic superfruit products had loyal base
- International presence before merger
- Mangosteen/Moringa have health benefits
Cons
- No longer operates independently
- FTC settlement 2021 — deceptive claims
- Multiple corporate transitions
- Brands discontinued as independent entities
Rating Breakdown
Residual Income
1.5 / 5Simplicity
2.0 / 5Transparency
1.5 / 5Community & Support
2.0 / 5Value for Money
2.0 / 5Overall Rating
1.5 / 5Frequently Asked Questions About Xango / Zija International
What happened to Xango and Zija?
Xango and Zija merged in 2017, then Zija merged into Isagenix in 2020. In 2021, the FTC reached a settlement addressing health and income claims. The brands no longer operate as independent companies.
Was Zija a pyramid scheme?
The FTC settlement in 2021 addressed health and income claims, though the company was not labeled a pyramid scheme. The settlement required changes to marketing practices. The brand has since been absorbed into Isagenix.
Are mangosteen and Moringa actually healthy?
Both mangosteen and Moringa have documented nutritional properties and are consumed globally in traditional diets. The fruits contain antioxidants and other beneficial compounds. As with any supplement, specific health claims should be evaluated individually.
Quick Facts
Founded2002 (Xango), 2005 (Zija)
HeadquartersLehi, Utah (defunct)
StatusMerged into Isagenix (2020)
FTC ActionSettlement over deceptive claims (2021)
ProductsMangosteen juice, Moringa supplements
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