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KFC's design chief says brands are too obsessed with Gen Z

KFC's design chief criticizes brands' focus on Gen Z while the chain unveils major changes to its menu and branding.

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📍 How it ended

KFC launched a global rebranding effort featuring a subtle change to the Colonel Sanders logo and modern restaurant designs. The company introduced menu innovations including new tenders and sauces as it attempted to regain market share.

During this rollout, the brand's design chief stated that brands are too obsessed with Gen Z.

Epilogue added 13d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

KFC has announced significant updates to its menu and branding. The fast-food chain is introducing new boneless chicken options, drinks, and a new type of restaurant. Additionally, KFC has made a subtle change to the Colonel Sanders logo.

Coverage emphasizes KFC's strategic moves to regain market share. Multiple outlets report on the menu changes, including new tenders and sauces. Reports come from various sources, including WSPA 7NEWS, CNBC, and Business Insider.

Watch for consumer reactions to the new menu items and branding changes. Coverage does not yet specify the nature of the new restaurant type or the details of the logo change.

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Quick answers

What changes has KFC made to its menu?

KFC has introduced new boneless chicken options, drinks, and tenders with six new sauces.

What is the new type of restaurant KFC is rolling out?

Coverage does not yet specify the details of the new restaurant type.

What did KFC's design chief say about Gen Z?

KFC's design chief criticized brands for being too obsessed with Gen Z.

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