The Hershey Company has unveiled a new logo design by Ron Burrage, Senior Director Global Head of Design for Hershey and Ohio-based goDutch, and a custom typeface by New York-based Alexander Design Associates.
The logo was redesigned to represent the company’s evolution from a predominately US chocolate maker, to a global confection company—housing over 80 individual brands, such as Reese’s, Kisses, Twizzlers and more.
The new logo was designed with the same elements as its previous logo—on its famous Hershey’s chocolate bar with its background removed. The words are now more easily recognizable, and the Hershey Kiss icon has been stripped off its foil wrapper and given a modern interpretation.
The logo is complimented by a new visual identity system, incorporating colors and patterns of its iconic brand into its visual materials.
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New Logo
New ‘Milton’ typeface by Alexander Design Associates
Kiss icon detail
Branded icon
Business cards
Collateral
[via Underconsideration]