The former McDonald's chain in Russia has revealed a new logo as it prepares to reopen under new ownership. The fast-food giant pulled out of the country in May.
The Russian fast-food chain that was formerly McDonald's has revealed a new logo as it prepares to reopen under new ownership.
The branding includes a circle and two lines against a green background, which is said to represent a hamburger and two fries. where it reopened in 1990. The reopening will initially cover 15 locations there and in the surrounding area.
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