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Herbalife Nutrition, a premier global nutrition company, has introduced its new Formula 1 Banana Cream Meal Replacement Shake, the first in a new generation of Formula 1 shakes.
This new flavour is a perfect blend of high-quality protein (18 grams per serving), fibre (4 grams per serving) and vitamins & minerals (25 in total), offering both great nutrition and convenience in one delicious shake.
“With our new Formula 1 Banana Cream, we’re continuing our steady expansion into the increasingly important ‘well-being’ segment of consumers. These are typically people who are knowledgeable about health and nutrition and have a preference for natural and organic products.
“To cater for this segment, we’ll be introducing more new flavours as part of our new generation of Formula 1 shakes in Ghana,” Clarence Amenyah, Herbalife Nutrition Ghana Country Director.
The new Formula 1 shake was developed in response to the growing demand for healthy diets and is tailored to meet the needs of consumers looking for more nutrient-rich products without excess energy intake, along with natural ingredients, as well as being gluten-free and suitable for vegetarians all without compromising on taste and nutritional quality.
Herbalife Nutrition Formula 1 Banana Cream provides a nutritious meal that is easy to make in minutes and will be available in 35 countries in Europe and Africa. This is the biggest enhancement to this flagship product since it was first launched over 30 years ago.
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