Silk Vanilla Oatmilk

Silk Vanilla Oatmilk is a popular plant-based beverage known for its creamy texture and nutritional profile, fortified with Vitamin D and calcium. The Silk brand was originally founded in 1977 in Boulder, Colorado, by Whitewave Foods, pioneered by Steve Demos who initially focused on soy products before expanding into a variety of dairy alternatives.

Over the decades, the brand underwent significant corporate transitions. It was acquired by Dean Foods and subsequently spun off as part of WhiteWave Foods. In 2017, the global food giant Danone acquired WhiteWave Foods, bringing Silk under its extensive portfolio of health-focused food and beverage brands. Today, Silk products are primarily manufactured in the United States, utilizing regional facilities to maintain distribution efficiency and product freshness for the North American market.

As of 2026, Silk remains a flagship brand for Danone, reflecting the company's commitment to plant-based innovation and sustainable food systems. The brand is managed through Danone North America, which operates as one of the largest certified B Corporations in the world, emphasizing social and environmental performance alongside business growth.