Butterfinger

Contents
1923–1932	1932–1934	1934–1936	1936–1950	1950–1952	1952–1964	1964–1968
1968–1975	1975–1983	1983–1998, 1994–1998 (Canada)	1998–2018, 1998–2004 (Canada)	2004–present (Canada), 2018–present (Russia)	2018–2019 (United States)	2019–present (United States)

1923–1932

1932–1934

1934–1936

1936–1950

1950–1952

1952–1964

1964–1968

1968–1975

1975–1983

1983–1998, 1994–1998 (Canada)

This packaging was rolled out in the US in June 1983 and was used in Canada from April 1994 To 1998.

1998–2018, 1998–2004 (Canada)

Alternate logo.

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2004–present (Canada), 2018–present (Russia)

The Canadian Butterfinger brand received a makeover in 2004. This look was then adopted in June 2018 in Russia.

2018–2019 (United States)

2019–present (United States)

Following Ferrero's acquisition to Nestlé Chocolate & Confectionery in the US (in 2018), most of its brands sold in the United States are now made by the Ferrara Candy Company, a subsidiary of Ferrero, and has stopped using the Nestlé name starting around early-mid 2019. Butterfinger debuted a new logo to commemorate the new "and better" recipe under Ferrara's control.