Yoplait Double 0 Cherry Yogurt

Yoplait Double 0 is a popular yogurt line recognized for its zero added sugar and zero percent fat content. This specific variant, 'Kirsebær' (Cherry), is produced for the Norwegian market. The brand originated in France in 1965 through a merger of six regional dairy cooperatives, represented by its iconic six-petaled flower logo.

While Yoplait is a global brand, it operates through various regional partnerships. In Norway, Yoplait products are manufactured and distributed under license by Fjordland, using milk sourced from Norwegian farms. This local production strategy ensures freshness and supports regional agriculture while maintaining the international brand's standards.

Globally, the brand is owned by a joint venture between the French dairy cooperative Sodiaal and the American multinational General Mills. General Mills acquired its majority stake in 2011, though Sodiaal retains significant ownership and involvement in the brand's governance and innovation processes.