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Dairy Queen Overhauls Logo For More Modern LookDairy Queen Overhauls Logo For More Modern Look

February 26, 2007

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EDINA MINN. Dairy Queen has given its logo the first significant overhaul in 67 years and will incorporate it into its Orange Julius concept for the first time. —

The new logo uses an updated font for a more modern look and incorporates “a more symmetrical ellipse enhanced with gold and blue swishes signifying food and treats,” according to parent company International Dairy Queen Inc.

A complete rollout of the new logo is expected to be completed by the end of this year. The logo will appear on point-of-purchase material, on packaging and in TV spots. —

The logo will be available to franchisees who need new store signage or who want to update their signage. —

The new logo is designed to “show our growth as a brand and to reflect the fun and enjoyment associated with our food and soft-serve treats,” said Michael Keller, chief brand officer for the chain. —

International Dairy Queen operates or franchises more than 5,600 Dairy Queen units worldwide. —

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