I agree with Hungry Jacks and KMart, their current logos are horribly outdated. Mars looks a lot better here, and the Fox Sports logo has already been updated.
There is actually a few different logos of Kmart where the mart is either larger or smaller. Rather odd and Iâve seen this on new signage.strong text
Yeah Iâve noticed they have held on to the 90s version with large âmartâ in a lot of areas of their business.
Gumtree has 2 logos now. The old one for Australia and a new one for the UK
Tim Tams are rebranded as Arnottâs Originals in the USA only.
Jatz are known as Savoy in Victoria only. Although the ingredients differ very slightly, itâs the exact same box and marketing.
You can get both in Victoria. Though jatz are harder to find.
Which country would this be??
I wonder⌠
Definitive proof the script style logo wasnât used in the US?
I received an online survey about that logo last week. Seems like theyâre considering switching it in Aus too. Except it was slightly different because it had a dark green background rather than dark grey.
I canât decide.
And the differences are apparently:
Similarly, the recipe for Arnotts Ginger Nuts differs depending on where you live. Thereâs four different versions (NSW/ACT, VIC/Tas, Qld, SA/WA - not sure which version the NT gets)
What the fuck why
Different factories around the country had slightly different recipes which their respective markets were very used to. The story goes that when they tried to centralise production there was a big backlash and things soon reverted back.
Man, I have some wild Friday nights.
That actually seems somewhat fair considering the near revolution which ensued in the aftermath of Shapesgate.
Itâs -3C outside and now I want a ginger nut.
Magnum is known as Magic in one country only - Greece. Nestle has the rights to the name Magnum in that part of the worldâŚ
Roelf Vos & Purity in Tasmania prior to 2000âŚ
Safeway in Victoria until 2008. Although, the name was still utilised between 2008 and 2012âŚ
Itâs been Woolworths everywhere else.
Donât get me started
Kraft Singles is set to be rebranded and renamed to Kraft Dairylea very soon. Taste of the product wonât change under the new product name. This comes after it was announced Bega has rights to use the Kraft brand licence on some products, and the Dairylea brand in Australia & New Zealand.
Spotted in the catalogue for Supa IGA at Ballajura in WA.
Iâm kinda surprised they still arenât using the newer Kraft logo from the 2012 rebrand:
My question is what changes will happen to the Vegemite packaging under the new ownership under Bega Cheese? Tweaks to the company info will be changed of course, but what will they change to signify new ownership? Maybe a Bega logo at the bottom or top similar during the Kraft ownership, or maybe theyâll be more transparent like during Mondelezâs ownership? I wouldnât expect anything to dramatic to the image, but it makes me curious.
Vegemite hasnât had the Kraft logo on it in years. I donât think Bega will suddenly slap its logo on everything. Just having it on the back is enough