Yellow might be less common, but many fast food chains have red in their logo, and it's not entirely clear whether this goes beyond the fact that this particular color is eye-catching.

“The color red is said to stimulate appetite, and it’s used by a number of restaurants, food, and beverage brands like McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, and Kellogg’s,” explains Carter. Even the 7 ...

You may be thinking that not all fast food logos are red and yellow. Take the Starbucks logo , for example. Brands that typically try to advertise themselves as “healthy” and ...

New research by print company Solopress has revealed the best-performing colors for business logos within the food, drink, fashion, finance, and tech industries.

But according to the Coca-Cola Company, its famous logo dates back to the very beginning of the brand itself. (You might be surprised by the quirky, secret messages hidden in famous company logos ...

Salvador Dalí, the iconic surrealist artist known for melting clocks and dreamlike paintings, is also the genius behind one of the most recognizable candy logos in the world — Chupa Chups.

Attention, shoppers: There are some big changes planned for your grocery aisles. A number of well-known food brands have recently announced their intentions to change or review their names, logos ...

The going popular theory is that brands like McDonald's and Burger King use the color red in their logos and around their stores because it revs up people's appetites, making them hungry, which ...

The original logo featured cartoonish red-and-white letters and a yellow banner that read "Chicken & Biscuits." In 2008, Popeyes changed its brand to Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Popeyes' old logo.

FDA bans Red Dye 3 over cancer concerns 02:51. Companies say they are working to update their products to comply with the Food and Drug Administration's decision Wednesday to ban the artificial ...

FAST FOOD fans have been left amazed after only just realising why their favourite chains have red & yellow logos. The pattern was noticed by a Reddit user who observed that a large number of b… ...