While flat design and sans serif wordmarks have dominated previous years, we're officially in the era of the retro logo. Brands left, right and centre have been taking a leaf out of their own ...

Mountain Dew unveiled its new logo. The nostalgic forward look for the PepsiCo beverage brand captures the outdoor spirit and the Do the Dew mantra beverage fans embrace.

Mountain Dew, which has been going by "Mtn Dew" since 2009, is refreshing its entire brand identity by revisiting its past — and once again going by its full name. Here's what's changing.

Vail Mountain adds rainbow logo to pride lift 02:04. Next time you're up near Eagle's Nest on Vail Mountain, you'll likely notice some small, but culturally significant changes to a few signs ...

The PepsiCo-owned beverage is unveiling Wednesday a new logo and packaging design that drops its sharply angular ... the new logo marks the return of “mountain,” which was dropped in 2009 ...

Mountain Dew is returning to the mountains with a revamped visual identity, according to information shared with Marketing Dive. A new logo includes the brand’s eponymous topography, along with a ...

The Alpine mountain is a national symbol, and its likeness is protected under the “Swissness” law. Toblerone will also change its slogan from “Toblerone of Switzerland” to “Founded in ...

Rib Mtn logo options (WSAW). As of Friday afternoon, the design featuring an orange mountain and black font (Option 1 in the photo) has taken the lead in the voting process.

Mountain Dew unveils a new logo in Spring 2025, echoing the '90s style with fresh design elements. New branding emphasizes adventure and the "Do The Dew" spirit, celebrating the great outdoors.

Mondelez International is changing the design of the mountain depicted on the cardboard wrapper so as not to violate the ... Toblerone is barred from using the iconic Swiss mountain on its logo ...

The mountain logo in use, ca. 1924. [Image: John Kisch Archive/Getty Images] 110 years of logo history. Paramount has used a mountain logo since 1914, and as the company expanded to become a media ...

The company is changing the packaging design to depict a more generic mountain rather than the famous Matterhorn. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.