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National Biscuit Company
1898–1914
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The octagonal shape of the early Nabisco logo was taken from a Uneeda Biscuit, the company's first flagship product. The "IN-ER SEAL" was a reference to the sealed sleeves that held the crackers, innovative for the time.
1914–1947
Not to be confused with NBC.
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Mickey's Surprise Party closing (1939)
Nabisco
1947–1958
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1958–1966
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The Nabisco logo moved to the top left corner of its packages in 1958. The words "NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY" regularly appeared beneath the logo throughout the 50s.
1966–1991; 1970–2016 (Japan)
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This logo was used in Japan until 2016.
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1991–present
In 1991, Nabisco started to use a modernized logo which the font become more tightened and rounded. This logo is used until 2006 in many Asian countries, which would be replaced by the pre-2012 Kraft Foods logo until 2013.
Print variant
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Corporate logo from 1995 until 2000 when it merged with Kraft Foods, Inc.
Variant appeared on commercials throughout 1990s to replace Nabisco Brands Inc. logo.
A "jazzed up" version of the Nabisco triangle from 2000s
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