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Global Packaging Architecture

Herbalife

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About

Herbalife’s global product portfolio spans hundreds of SKUs across more than 90 markets. As the brand evolved, packaging needed to reflect a more modern, premium identity while remaining scalable for global manufacturing and regional adaptation.
 

I led the development of a global packaging architecture designed to unify the brand visually while supporting future product expansion.

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Operational inefficiencies when launching new products

Complex SKU expansion without a scalable design system

Legacy design elements that no longer reflected the modern brand direction

Visual inconsistency across markets

The Challenge

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Brand Consistency

A unified system that ensures products remain clearly identifiable as Herbalife across all markets.

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Product Clarity

Simplified hierarchy to help customers quickly understand product benefits and usage.

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Scalable Design

A flexible structure that allows the portfolio to grow without redesigning each product individually.

Approach

The packaging architecture was designed around three core principles:

Collaborated with product, regulatory, and supply chain teams

Aligned packaging with updated brand guidelines

Defined hierarchy, typography, and visual system

Led creative direction for global packaging architecture

Leadership

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Scale of Impact

  • Portfolio covering 600+ SKUs globally

  • Implemented across 95+ markets

  • Long-term rollout planned through 2028

The system provides a foundation for future product launches while strengthening Herbalife’s overall brand presence in the wellness category.

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Leadership Impact

Positioned emerging technology through disciplined brand systems that unified product, marketing, and investor communications during early-stage growth.

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