The Same Products with Different Logos and Names
Have you ever been to the another country and seen the same logo with a very different name. Or cars that look very familiar, but have a completely different badge. It’s as if you’ve accidentally stepped into another dimension There are plenty of examples such as Lynx and Axe, Galaxy and Dove, Vauxhall and Opel, and Burger King and the Australian counterpart Hungry Jack’s. In one weird case, there are dozens of ice creams brands that have been using the exact same logo since the 1990s. But with a different name tailored to another country.

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