Dairy Brands

Probiotic yogurt brand owned by Danone SA, sold in more than 70 countries. Activia is positioned as a digestive health product and is one of Danone's highest-revenue dairy brands globally.

American ice cream brand and the oldest manufacturer of ice cream in the United States, now owned by The Magnum Ice Cream Company (NYSE: MICC) following Unilever ice cream division spinoff.

American food and beverage company founded in 2007 by Hamdi Ulukaya, specializing in Greek yogurt, coffee, creamers, and plant-based foods. Privately held with 2025 revenue of $3.8 billion.

Mass-market US yogurt brand owned by Danone S.A. (Euronext Paris: BN), covering Original, Light & Fit, and Danimals product lines. One of the oldest yogurt brands in the United States, founded in 1942.

Greek dairy company and the creator of authentic Greek strained yogurt, founded in Athens in 1926. Fage Total is the best-known authentic Greek yogurt brand in the United States, predating the mainstream Greek yogurt boom by more than a decade.

American Greek yogurt brand owned by Danone, competing directly with Chobani and Fage in the strained yogurt segment. One of Danone's key US yogurt brands alongside Activia and Dannon.

American brand of cream cheese products produced by Kraft Heinz, one of the most recognized cream cheese brands worldwide.

Icelandic-style skyr brand founded in New York City in 2006 and owned by Lactalis Group since 2018. Known for its lower sugar content and simple ingredients, inspired by the Icelandic dairy tradition of skyr.

American organic yogurt brand owned by Lactalis Group, founded in New Hampshire in 1983 by Gary Hirshberg and Samuel Kaymen. The best-selling organic yogurt brand in the United States. Previously owned by Danone until its 2017 sale.

French yogurt brand owned by the SODIAAL dairy cooperative, with the US commercial license held by General Mills. Once the best-selling yogurt brand in the United States, now competing in a market reshaped by Greek yogurt.