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==1971-1984==
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==1959–1962==
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==1962–1984==
 
[[File:General Foods logo.png|150px|center]]
 
[[File:General Foods logo.png|150px|center]]
   
 
==1984–1990==
 
==1984–1990==
[[File:General Foods 1984.png|150px|center]]
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On November 1984, General Foods got a new logo created by [[Saul Bass]]. It features a stylized leaf.
 
In November 1984, General Foods got a new logo created by [[Saul Bass]]. It features a stylized leaf.
 
   
 
:''"The leaf conveys the notion of growth as it relates to the nature of the company's business - food - and to the corporation itself."'' - Saul Bass in the New York Times[http://www.nytimes.com/1984/11/09/business/advertising-general-foods-a-new-look.html]
 
:''"The leaf conveys the notion of growth as it relates to the nature of the company's business - food - and to the corporation itself."'' - Saul Bass in the New York Times[http://www.nytimes.com/1984/11/09/business/advertising-general-foods-a-new-look.html]
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In 1990, General Foods merged with Kraft, Inc. to form Kraft General Foods, Inc. (most of its assets later divided into [[The Kraft Heinz Company]] and [[Mondelēz International]])
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{{Mondelēz International}}
 
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[[Category:Mondelēz International]]

Revision as of 04:11, 11 November 2019

1959–1962

General Foods 1959

1962–1984

1984–1990

General Foods 1984

On November 1984, General Foods got a new logo created by Saul Bass. It features a stylized leaf.

"The leaf conveys the notion of growth as it relates to the nature of the company's business - food - and to the corporation itself." - Saul Bass in the New York Times[1]

In 1990, General Foods merged with Kraft, Inc. to form Kraft General Foods, Inc. (most of its assets later divided into The Kraft Heinz Company and Mondelēz International)