Which mythological tradition is credited with creating the first color-coded product packaging system, using specific colors to indicate contents that is still influential in modern retail?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced product packaging in surprising ways. From ancient symbols incorporated into modern logos to mythological figures used as brand mascots, the connection between ancient stories and modern retail is fascinating. Test your knowledge on how mythology has shaped the visual language of product packaging across cultures and time periods. Can you identify which mythological packaging tradition has truly made its mark on consumer goods?

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Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic labeling system, where red indicated danger and green indicated medicine
Norse tradition of rune-marked containers with blue for sea goods and brown for earth goods
Ancient Chinese five-element system, where containers were colored according to wood, fire, earth, metal, and water associations
Greek amphora decoration system using black and red figures to indicate wine quality and origin