The targets of the class action were two Dannon yogurt products -- Activia and DanActive -- pitched in TV ads by actress Jamie Lee Curtis. Activia has been sold nationwide since February 2006.

The U.S. unit of French food giant Danone S.A. agreed to settle state and federal investigations into alleged false advertising about the health benefits of its Activia yogurt and DanActive dairy ...

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Today, Dannonis announcing the addition of new Activia Dailies*, a line of delicious, quick and easy probiotic lowfat yogurt drinks, to its robust portfolio of probiotic offerings. Like all Activia ...

The makers of Dannon yogurt and Dan Active drinks will pay $21 million to Hawaii and 38 other states to settle an investigation into claims that its products can help ward off colds and help with ...

Talk about a culture of deceit. The Dannon Co. will reimburse consumers for up to $100 of Activia and DanActive yogurt purchases and change its marketing and labeling to settle a class-action lawsuit, ...

Dannon Co. settled a false-advertising lawsuit Friday, agreeing to set up a $35-million fund to reimburse consumers who bought its Activia and DanActive yogurts. The class-action lawsuit, filed in ...

Dannon will pay $21 million to settle allegations brought by 39 states, including Washington, that it had illegally advertised its Activia yogurt as being able to help regulate "sluggish digestive ...

(AP) - Dannon Co. Inc. has agreed pay $21 million and drop some health claims for its Activia yogurt and DanActive dairy drink in settlements with state and federal regulators. The food company has ...

Talk about a culture of deceit. The Dannon Co. will reimburse consumers for up to $100 of Activia and DanActive yogurt purchases and change its marketing and labeling to settle a class-action lawsuit, ...

Dannon Co. Inc. has agreed pay $21 million and drop some health claims for its Activia yogurt and DanActive dairy drink in settlements with state and federal regulators. The food company has claimed ...