Danone Skyr à Boire

Danone Skyr à boire is a high-protein, fat-free drinkable yogurt based on the traditional Icelandic skyr method. It is designed as a convenient, on-the-go snack part of the broader rise in popularity of protein-rich dairy products in the European market.

The Danone brand has a rich history that began in 1919 when Isaac Carasso started producing yogurt in Barcelona, Spain, to help children with intestinal disorders. He named the company after his son, Danon (a nickname for Daniel). The brand later moved its headquarters to France, where it evolved into the multinational food giant it is today.

While the Skyr concept originates from Iceland, Danone's version for the French market is primarily manufactured in France using French milk. The product is owned and managed by Danone S.A., which remains one of the world's leading companies in essential dairy and plant-based products.