Milky Way logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The bar is known for its tender and light taste and got its name because of the white nougat filling.
- 1972 One of the older packages featured the words “Milky Way” in white over the dark blue background containing multiple “stars.” The glyphs were elongated, with rounded ends.
- There were no serifs.
- It was now dark blue on the white background.
- A red comet appeared below, with four tiny stars on its tail.
- 2001 The dot above the “i” was replaced by two drops, a brown one and a white one, symbolizing the chocolate and milk.
- A dark blue ellipse became the background for the white words.
- 2007 In the European version, the number of drops above the “i” grew larger, while the red star moved higher.
- Australian/Asian version: since 2007 The overall look of the package is pretty much the same.
- The red star has preserved a pronounced red tail.
- There are only two drops above the “i.” US version: since 2001 The American version of the Milky Way logo features a more “natural” or even “rural” palette.
- Here, the package is dominated by brown.
- The letters are green, with rectangular ends.
- The white trim supports the “milk” theme.
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