Burger King introduce ingenious new logo as part of first rebrand in over 20 years

The fast food chain has unveiled its first rebrand in over two decades

The start of a new year is seen by many as a time for new beginnings, and that definitely appears to be the case with Burger King, who have kicked off 2021 by unveiling their first rebrand in over 20 years. The fast food chain have gone all out, introducing new logos, merchandise and menu boards. For now, they will only be seen in the US before gradually being rolled out in its restaurants around the world. Burger King recently announced that its flagship burger, the Whopper, is free of artificial colours, flavours and preservatives, and the new changes are said to signal the company's commitment to food quality. "The launch of this entirely new visual identify represents who we are," said Burger King President, Chris Finazzo. "It captures the brand, especially in the moment we’re in now and, more importantly, it’s a symbol of what we want this to stand for. Things are changing at Burger King. It's an exciting time and we want to symbolise to the guest that they will be able to get a better experience." As well as the main logo - seen in the tweet below - the chain have also introduced another simpler design, which comprises of just the B and K while simultaneously looking like a burger. https://twitter.com/BurgerKing/status/1347232689502396418 The logo has gone down particularly well with many of those who have seen it, with several paying tribute to the simplicity of the clever design on social media. https://twitter.com/RossOnRasslin/status/1347517660041519105 https://twitter.com/TheNewDomShow/status/1347501941690142723 https://twitter.com/Nataliiee_N/status/1347505393610743809 https://twitter.com/JPEGuin/status/1347534550667317248