Which major retailer used an apple with a bite taken out of it as part of its original logo in the 1970s, despite not being the technology company we might associate with this symbol today?

Throughout history, many major retail brands have evolved their logos to reflect changing times, consumer preferences, and marketing strategies. Some of these transformations have been subtle, while others represented dramatic shifts in brand identity. This trivia question explores how one iconic retailer's logo has changed through different historical periods, revealing how visual branding elements mirror broader cultural and economic trends.

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The Apple Records retail stores (owned by The Beatles)
Applebee's (when it first launched as a grocery market chain)
Whole Foods Market (originally called 'Safer Way Natural Foods')
Apple & Eve juice company (in their original farm stand locations)