Burger King's Rebrand Drops Blue and Leans Into Flame

Burger King's updated identity removes cool tones entirely, pushing an all-warm palette intended to read as heat and food rather than technology.

Packaging has been redesigned around delivery first, with structural changes to keep fries separated and wrappers legible in a bag rather than on a tray.

Type has grown heavier and shorter, optimised for small delivery-app tiles where full lockups disappear.

The rollout is staged over 18 months, beginning with packaging and signage in three pilot markets.

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