Which company's swift handling of the 1982 cyanide-laced product tampering crisis is still taught as the gold standard of corporate crisis management, despite costing over $100 million?

Product recalls can make or break a company's reputation and financial standing. When handled poorly, they can destroy consumer trust and billions in market value. When managed well, they can actually strengthen brand loyalty. This trivia question tests your knowledge about one of the most significant product recalls in business history that became a textbook case study in crisis management.

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Johnson & Johnson (Tylenol)
Perrier (benzene contamination)
Ford Motor Company (Firestone tires)
Samsung (Galaxy Note 7)