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 changes its name and logo because Gen Z loves Millennial nostalgia By . Brooke Steinberg. Published Oct. 17, 2024, 3:15 p.m. ET.

New Mountain Dew logo is a nostalgia-tinged hit. Story by Daniel John • 2mo. W hile flat design and sans serif wordmarks have dominated previous years, we're officially in the era of the retro logo.

Chipotle: Restaurant chain brings back ‘Boorito’ deal, $6 burritos on Halloween New Mountain Dew logo will have 'nostalgic' look. The new logo harkens back to those of decades past, before ...

Over the past 76 years, Mountain Dew has gone through six logo changes. NurPhoto via Getty Images. The reinvention, created by the PepsiCo design and innovation team, will allow fans to connect ...

Tapping into nostalgia, the new logo marks the return of “mountain,” which was dropped in 2009 as part of a larger rebrand of PepsiCo’s soda portfolio, ...

Mountain Dew’s new logo also includes small text reading “Est. 1948” over the “W” in its brand name, a nod to the year the trademark was officially established.

The shirt features bespoke patches and vintage-inspired details, including original Mountain Dew fonts and logos. It will be sold exclusively on TikTok Shop in a bundle with two 10-packs of Mountain ...

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. In its latest brand update, Mountain Dew is aiming for nostalgia in its look — and name. The "MTN" abbreviation that has been on every Mountain Dew can and bottle ...

PepsiCo’s Mountain Dew is switching over to a new, retro-style logo starting in May 2025, replacing the pointy “Mtn Dew” branding it’s used for about 15 years, the company shared with The ...

Toblerone Removes Iconic Swiss Mountain From Logo Because Its Chocolate Isn’t Swiss Anymore Mondelez International, Toblerone's American manufacturer, moved part of the triangular chocolate's ...

Toblerone chocolate bars will soon no longer have their iconic Matterhorn mountain peak on their packaging, due to the brand's U.S. owner moving some production outside of Switzerland, reports say ...