Danimals

Danimals is a yogurt-based product line marketed to children by the dairy company Danone (formerly Dannon) in North America. The brand first gained recognition in the 1990s and is known for its colorful packaging and animal-themed mascots, which appear in marketing to appeal to kids. The products are designed to be convenient and appealing snack options for families.

The Danimals line primarily consists of drinkable yogurts and yogurt-based snacks. Offerings are typically sold in single-serving bottles or cups and come in a variety of fruit-forward flavors, such as strawberry banana, strawberry, peach, and mixed fruit. Over the years the range has included both yogurt drinks and non-drinkable yogurt snacks in different markets, with packaging and formulations adjusted for regional tastes and regulatory requirements.

Nutrition and labeling for Danimals products commonly emphasize live and active cultures and calcium and vitamin D content, highlighting the role of dairy in supporting growing children. Flavored varieties often contain added sugars typical of fruity yogurt products, and nutrition information varies by formulation and market.

Marketing and availability: Danimals uses animal mascots and playful branding on packaging and in advertisements. The products are widely distributed in grocery stores and mass retailers across the United States and Canada and are part of Danone’s broader portfolio of children’s dairy products.