On World Wildlife Day (3 March), #WorldWithoutNature will prompt audiences to look twice as brands remove iconic nature images from their logos. This year’s #WorldWithoutNature comes hot on the heels ...

To receive the German logo, the product must be completely free of gene technology, with a contamination allowance of up to 0.1%. Food verified by the not-for-profit Non-GMO Project allows up to 0.9%.

Such logos have always been free; however a new campaign, Save Your Logo, will encourage corporations with animal or nature logos to support endangered species and their dwindling habitats.

Felicity Glennie Holmes, executive director, communications and marketing at WWF International said: “For the first time in 60 years of acting for nature, we‘ve taken the panda out of our logo.

WWF has today urged brands, NGOs, sports teams, and schools to edit images of nature or animals from their crests and logos in a bid to drive awareness of biodiversity loss. As part of the # ...

Demand for logos depicting grass, forests and leaves have spiked by 60 per cent, plant pots by 158 per cent and those featuring nature more broadly by a huge 188 percent.