Yep, there’s a scientific reason behind why you can’t resist those bright red logos you see everywhere. The post This Is Why So Many Logos Are Red appeared first on Taste of Home.

Even the 7-Eleven logo has a splash of red it in! Red is typically paired with yellow in fast food company logos to add a feeling of happiness and comfort, according to the psychology behind color.

So, the Coca-Cola Company began painting its barrels red in order to help customs and tax officials distinguish them from barrels of booze. The shade stuck—and the rest is history.

McDonald's. Arby's. Wendy's. Burger King. Jack in the Box. In-N-Out and more all use the color red heavily in their logos, why? The answer goes back thousands of years.

The post 36 Hidden Messages in Company Logos You See All the Time appeared first on Reader's Digest. What do Apple, Amazon, ... which partially explains why so many logos are red.

How a Logo Can Make Us Remember a Company. Some of the world's most famous and successful companies have extremely memorable logos. Think about the red and white Target target or McDonald's golden ...

Company logos are ubiquitous, yet they’ve remained pretty much the same since Bass Brewery first trademarked their red triangle logo in 1876. And for most people, only a few hundred logos are ...

The German athletic company added that Sun Day Red's logos may "dilute the strength and fame" of Puma's "leaping cat" marks, which were designed between 1967 and 1968 by German cartoonist Lutz ...

The inconsistent approach in the red Apple Store logos does feel a little un-Apple-like, but the company arguably does more to promote this annual awareness-raiser than any other company.

Apple first partnered with Product Red in 2006 and has raised more than $200 million for the Global Fund over the past 12 years. The company creates and sells special Red editions of its products ...