The Russian fast-food restaurant chain Vkusno i Tochka, which replaced McDonald's, stole the logo from Matosmix, a Portuguese company that produces pet food. Journalist Denis Kazansky pointed this out.
"The logo of Vkusno i Tochka, which now operates in Russia instead of McDonald's, was stolen from Matosmix, a Portuguese company that produces pet food. Feed. For. Animals. Yes, this is no joke," the report said.
Vkusno i Tochka recently approved a new logo. The two stripes and the circle are supposed to symbolize fries and a burger. The logo has already been ridiculed in social networks.
Recall that on May 16 McDonald's announced its final withdrawal from the Russian Federation. The company decided to sell its Russian business, making it one of the major Western corporations to leave Russia after it invaded Ukraine in February.
Now McDonald's is being replaced by "Vkusno i Tochka" restaurants. But they still use some of the American company's products, particularly sauces. On them simply painted over with a marker the logo of McDonald's. There are also old trays from which they simply erased the letter "M", which was a reminder of the former owners of the restaurant.