Food Anniversary Logos
Coca Cola 125th Anniversary Logo
Imagine having a brand so powerful that you only need the shape of your packaging for people to instantly recognize its source. In this case, they also included the logo on the bottle, but it's almost unnecessary. With bubbles coming out the top and text to the left and right, these elements were combined in various lockups but this one - which also showed up on some packaging - was among the more popular.
More Details +Golden Corral 50th Anniversary Logo
When your logo is already gold, why not build on that for your 50th anniversary? Golden Corral kept it simple and inset their mark and a number 50 into a reflective gold background to create a sort of etched or stamped feeling to their design. The result can be hard to see in some lockups, but was a nice, on-brand way to celebrate the occasion.
More Details +Regional Food Bank 40th Anniversary Logo
By placing this organizations logo in the zero of the number 40, this mark easily ties the anniversary design to the original logo for easy reconition and swapping during the anniversary year. A few extra elements are also added to this design including a line below the number 40 and a series of stars and the word anniversary curved around the right side of the zero.
More Details +Capital Area Food Bank 40th Anniversary Logo
Using what has become a very common and effective design for anniversary logos, this mark starts with the traditional logo on the left, a vertical line for separation, and a separate mark that is solely about the year rather than something tied specifically to the logo. In this case, a green number 40 with an our circle of text with the organizations tagline.
More Details +Aggie Ice Cream 100th Anniversary Logo
A stable of Utah State University's history, the ice cream shop within this school's campus wanted to celebrate their famous treats with a logo. So they started with an icre cream cone in the classic aggie blue, added a block number 100 in front of that with a ribbon below that wrapped below to contain the words "years" and "Utah's sweetest tradition." The logo was featured in the shop and on logo t-shirts and hats available in the store and online.
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