Danet Vanilla Custard

Danet is a well-known brand of dairy desserts, primarily famous for its custard (natillas) and pudding-style products. The brand was originally created by Danone, a company with deep roots in Spain and France. Specifically, Danone was founded in Barcelona in 1919 by Isaac Carasso, though it later expanded and merged with French glassmaker BSN to form its modern corporate structure.

Today, Danet is part of the global portfolio of Danone S.A., a multinational food-products corporation headquartered in Paris, France. In Spain, the product is manufactured and distributed by Danone S.A. (Spain), often using local dairy sources to supply its regional factories. While the brand is iconic in the Spanish market as 'Danet', it is marketed under various names internationally, such as 'Dany' or simply 'Danette' in France and other regions. The product's manufacture is decentralized across many countries where Danone operates industrial sites.