The refresh aims to give KitKat more punch, so it stands out on the shelves while also conveying a nostalgic charm fitting for a brand that's been a household name in the US since the 1970s.

Iconic chocolate brand KitKat will be changing the logo on a line of its limited edition treats in the name of research that revealed a shocking statistic about Australian consumers. As part of ...

For those of you who love Kit Kats and are looking for a way to indulge your passion, here’s the break you’ve been waiting for.. On Monday, Kit Kat announced the launch of its Flavor Club ...

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Spotlight News: Discover the surprising twist in KitKat's logo that has created a digital stir and divided the internet into Kits and Kats. Join the #YouMakeMyBreak conversation and pick your side ...

Google’s nicknaming the latest version of its Android operating system KitKat. The company has a cutesy habit of code-naming each Android release after a sweet of some kind. And in true geek ...

Android 4.4 is Called 'KitKat' Break me off a piece of that licensing deal. Android has historically used a type of candy or other sweet treat in the moniker of each major version update.

KitKat’s bold new move to change iconic logo after shock statistic. As of today, the iconic Aussie chocolate brand will be looking very different after it uncovered a statistic about consumers ...

You’ll only be able to bag a Kit Kat Sushi between 2-4 February at the Ginza branch in Tokyo. And what’s more, you’ll only be able to get one if you spend over ¥3000 JPY (£21) in store.

KitKat changed the logo on its wrappers to chocolate wafers shaped in a recycling symbol (pictured) on Monday after discovering half of Australians do not know how to recycle properly.