Herbalife Nutrition is supporting nonprofits who are providing Covid-19 relief services to partners who provide medical supplies to hospitals and facilitating feeding programs to targeted areas.
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused uncertainty and concern for people around the world. It is an unprecedented situation, and we understand this is a challenging time for everyone. Despite these uncertain times, we are inspired by the incredible resilience, compassion, and creativity of people around the world who are making the best of an unfamiliar situation, doing what’s right and helping others.
At Herbalife Nutrition, our main focus has been protecting the health and well-being of our distributors and employees. There is nothing more important to us. We are also faced with a great responsibility: as a global nutrition company providing food, health, and wellness products to millions of people in 94 countries around the world, we are in a unique position to help our communities during this time.Governments have been responding to the Coronavirus crisis, in part, by classifying businesses that manufacture, distribute and sell foods as essential.
The company has been closely monitoring all government designations to ensure, at a minimum, we are in full compliance with these mandates. We have a responsibility to help those in need of good nutrition, now more than ever, and so we’ve prioritized and implemented the following actions:A comprehensive approach to serving our global community is essential. Herbalife Nutrition is supporting nonprofits who are providing Covid-19 relief services.
We also operate an inventory strategy that is designed to keep sufficient stock on hand to allow the business to continue, even in the event of unforeseen circumstances. As of today, our manufacturing facilities are operating fully and working to build even more inventory in light of the uncertainty and potential duration of the coronavirus pandemic. Now more than ever, an economic opportunity is critical.
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