Danone's Russian division changes its name to "H&N"
The company, which was previously the Russian division of the French concern Danone, has officially announced a change to its name. The manufacturer of dairy products, baby food, and beverages will now be called "H&N" (Health & Nutrition).
The changes are related to the process of localizing the business in Russia. Despite the name change, the company continues its operations in the Russian market. It remains one of the largest food producers in the country and retains its production facilities.
Previously, there were reports in the media about a possible renaming of the company to "Logika Moloka" (Milk Logic), but management decided to use a name consistent with its current legal entity. This will allow the company to maintain continuity in management and production.
For regular shoppers in stores, the transition process will be gradual. In the near future, products with updated manufacturer information on the packaging will begin to appear on supermarket shelves. At the same time, the recipes and quality of the familiar dairy products will remain the same.
This event is an important milestone for the Russian food sector. The company plans to continue developing its brands and maintaining stable product supplies to retail chains across the country.