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Revision as of 15:30, 20 September 2015
1914-1923
1924-1966
1967-1995
This symbol was introduced in 1967 and was used by most cooperative activies for the next two decades. It was known as the "infinity symbol" or the "möbius strip".
1995-
By the early 1990s, KF had sold many of its subsidiaries and had been transformed from a large conglomerate to a company mostly concerned with consumer retail.
In 1995, KF presented a new logo, "The Wave". It was created by Landor Associates in London. Most stores had abandoned the infinity symbol by then and were using separate identities. As the new logo would only symbolise KF, the two letters became a permanent part of the logo.
In 2001, KF introduced the new brand "Coop" as a collective name for all their stores, and the KF name and logo fell somewhat out of usage. It does however remain the logo of the cooperative union.