Yoplait Recalls YOP Drinkable Yogurt Due To Plastic Contamination Risk

Yoplait has recalled its YOP Drinkable Yogurt after some bottles were found to contain pieces of plastic, which could pose a safety risk if consumed. The recall affects families across Canada, and no injuries have been reported.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: YOP Drinkable Yogurt
• Type: Dairy beverage
• Where it's sold: Grocery stores across Canada
• Recall date: November 22, 2025

YOP Drinkable Yogurt is a popular dairy drink often found in the refrigerated section of supermarkets and convenience stores.

YOP Drinkable Yogurt

YOP Drinkable Yogurt is a single-serve, ready-to-drink yogurt beverage made by Yoplait. It’s commonly packed in lunchboxes or enjoyed as a snack, especially by children and teens. You’ll usually find it in the dairy aisle of most grocery stores.

What’s the risk?

Some bottles of YOP Drinkable Yogurt may contain pieces of plastic. Swallowing plastic can cause choking or injury, especially for young children. Anyone who consumes the product is at risk, but kids are most vulnerable.

What should parents do?

Stop using any YOP Drinkable Yogurt you have at home. Check your fridge for affected bottles and do not serve them to children. Return the product to the store where purchased or dispose of it safely. Contact Yoplait or your retailer if you have questions.

Key takeaways

• Plastic pieces in YOP Drinkable Yogurt can cause choking or injury
• The recall affects products sold in grocery stores across Canada
• No injuries have been reported so far

Check the official recall notice

See the full details in the official notice: “Yoplait brand YOP Drinkable Yogurt recalled due to pieces of plastic.”

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