Danone Canada

Danone Canada is wholly owned by Danone S.A., headquartered in Paris and listed on Euronext Paris; the parent has no single controlling shareholder, so ownership is allocated to the HQ/listing country.

• About Danone Canada vendor_statement “Danone's shares are traded on Euronext Paris and are encompassed in numerous prominent sustainability indexes.”

Yogurt brands (Activia, Oikos, Danone, Two Good) are made at the Boucherville, Quebec plant, which Danone has continued to expand (a further investment was announced November 2025) and which the company describes as part of a national Canadian production network; Oikos PRO is advertised as locally made. Silk's refrigerated beverages are made by a third-party manufacturer in Ontario per Danone's own recall notice. Some Silk shelf-stable and So Delicious products are believed to come from Danone North America's US plants; that share is estimated, not confirmed.

• About Danone Canada vendor_statement “National production network in Canada”
• Danone Canada Announces a Historic Investment in its Boucherville Plant to Meet the Growing Demand for Yogurt in Canada press “Boucherville (Québec), November 14, 2025”
• Feeding Canada's strength: Oikos PRO launches a high protein, locally-made Greek yogurt range for Canadians press “proudly made with 100% Canadian dairy milk”
• Danone Canada Recalls Specific Silk Refrigerated Beverage Products press “select Silk refrigerated beverages produced on a specific production line in a third-party manufacturer in Ontario and distributed by Danone Canada”

Danone Canada says its workforce of over 500 Danoners spans the country from two headquarters, Boucherville, Quebec and Toronto, Ontario, plus remote sites in other provinces.

• Working At Danone vendor_statement “Our workforce spans the country, with a production facility in Québec, two headquarters (Boucherville, QC, and Toronto, ON), and various remote work sites across the provinces.”

Yogurt is made with 100% Canadian dairy milk per Danone's own claim for Oikos PRO, with other ingredients (sugar, fruit, stabilizers) assumed partly imported. Plant-based inputs for Silk and So Delicious (almond, oat, soy, coconut, cane sugar) are not disclosed by Danone Canada and are estimated as mostly US and other imports with some Canadian oat or soy. Weighted roughly by yogurt's larger prominence in the Canadian portfolio.

• Feeding Canada's strength: Oikos PRO launches a high protein, locally-made Greek yogurt range for Canadians press “proudly made with 100% Canadian dairy milk”