Chobani, best known for its yogurt empire, is branching out by snapping up Daily Harvest, a brand that’s made waves in the plant-based frozen meal space.
The financial details of the acquisition remain under wraps.
Since launching in 2015, Daily Harvest has been at the forefront of delivering convenient, healthy frozen meals packed with organic fruits and veggies—directly to customers’ doors. At its height, the company soared to a valuation of $1.1 billion and broadened its lineup to include smoothies, harvest bowls, and even flatbreads available in grocery stores.
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The road hasn’t always been smooth. A product recall in 2022 slowed things down, but Daily Harvest bounced back, securing shelf space in major retailers like Kroger and Target while reshaping how people think about frozen food.
Meanwhile, Chobani is no longer just a yogurt brand. It has expanded its portfolio with oat milk, creamers, and bold acquisitions, such as the $900 million purchase of La Colombe coffee.
By bringing Daily Harvest under its wing, Chobani is stepping deeper into the booming frozen food market, capitalizing on the growing demand for plant-based, ready-to-eat options.
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As Chobani puts it, their ambition is clear: “We want Daily Harvest in kitchens across America.”
