Herbalife Nutrition Ltd.’s net sales drops of 10.4% in the fourth quarter to $1.2b and 10.3% for the full-year 2022 to $5.2b pointed to a relaunch of its portfolio and operations.
Herbalife Relaunches To ‘2.0’ With 'Unified, Global Platform' After Sales Fall 10.3% In 2022
Direct seller announces relaunch after year-long sales slump blamed on macroeconomic inflationary pressures. No full-year guidance due to rapidly shifting macroeconomic environment and increased market volatility.
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