iögo Blueberry Creamy Yogurt

iögo is a prominent Canadian yogurt brand launched in 2012 as a homegrown alternative to international dairy giants. It was originally created by Ultima Foods, a joint venture between two major Canadian dairy cooperatives, Agropur and Lassonde. The brand quickly gained popularity across Canada for its wide variety of formats, ranging from drinkable yogurts to creamy tubs, marketed with a distinctively modern and minimalist visual identity.

In 2017, Agropur Cooperative acquired full ownership of Ultima Foods, including the iögo brand. However, in a significant industry shift in 2021, the brand was acquired by Lactalis Canada, the Canadian subsidiary of the French multinational dairy corporation Lactalis Group. While the brand is now under international ownership, it maintains deep Canadian roots; the yogurt is primarily manufactured using Canadian milk at production facilities located in Canada, such as those in Victoriaville, Quebec. This allows the brand to support local dairy farmers while benefiting from the global expertise of one of the world's largest dairy companies.