Danone's Russian division changes its name to "H&N"
A major Russian producer of dairy products and baby food, previously known as "Danone Russia," has announced a rebranding. The company, which had recently been operating under the name Health & Nutrition, will officially change its legal name to "H&N."
The changes will affect not only the organization's name but also the appearance of its products. Consumers have already begun to notice new logos on store shelves. Despite the brand change, company management emphasizes that product recipes, production technologies, and high quality standards will remain the same.
The decision to rename is a logical step following the transfer of the French Danone group's Russian assets to new owners. The company continues to actively develop its brands, such as "Prostokvashino," "Aktibio," and "Tyoma," while maintaining its production facilities within Russia.
At present, the company remains one of the leaders in the country's food industry. Experts note that the rebranding will not affect the availability of goods in retail chains, as all factories continue to operate normally and ensure product deliveries to all regions.