Danio yogurt

Danio is a high-protein yogurt brand known for its thick, strained consistency, often compared to Greek-style yogurt. The brand is part of the extensive dairy portfolio of Danone, a leading French multinational. While the parent company Danone was originally founded in Barcelona, Spain, in 1919 by Isaac Carasso, it relocated its headquarters to France in 1929, which is today considered its primary country of origin.

Danio products are manufactured in several locations across Europe to ensure freshness in regional markets. Major production facilities are located in countries such as Romania (Bucharest), France, and Spain. The brand is specifically positioned as a nutritious snack for young adults, focusing on high protein content and low fat. Ownership remains with Danone S.A., which operates globally as a public company and is one of the world's largest food and beverage corporations.