Mello Yello

==1978–1985 (USA and International), 2003–present (East Asia)==
Mello Yello was first test marketed in Pennsylvania and West Virginia in June 1978, and launched to the rest of the United States in March 1979.
==1985-1988==
In 1985, the Mello Yello logo was updated for the first time with all uppercase lettering (with the logo in comparison with the 90s' Mountain Dew logo). It was the version seen in the Ernest P. Worrell commercials.
==1988–1994==
==1994–1999==
==1999–2010==
In 1999, the logo was updated with a circular yellow backdrop. This was the only Mello Yello logo to last for more than a decade, and was used longer than any other logo in history. It still exists on some mechanical Coke fountains and vending machines.
==2010–2015==
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In April 2010, the Mello Yello logo was changed with a surprise rebrand which hearkened back to its 1970s roots. The "L's" were changed into long lines parallel to each other, stretching off to the edges of the packaging. Although it is replaced by the new logo, it is still used in some vending machines. The logo was still present on 20 oz bottles of Cherry and Peach Mello Yello until mid-2017 before being updated to feature the present logo.
* Mello Yello Redesign - Jeksel
==2015–present==
In December 2015, the logo had changed to something substantially more modern than its earlier iterations. This change came with a new can design and the 'MY' monogram.
Mello Yello 2015 Monogram.svg|Monogram
Mello Yello 2015 Wordmark & Monogram.svg|Wordmark & Monogram
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Category:Soft drinks
Category:Food and drink in the United States
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Category:Food and drink in the Philippines
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