Which retail giant famously changed its signature brand colors when expanding into a Middle Eastern country to respect local cultural associations with color?

Brand colors play a crucial role in retail marketing, but their meanings vary dramatically across cultures. What might symbolize prosperity in one region could represent mourning in another. This poll explores how global retail giants adapt their brand colors for different cultural markets, and how understanding these nuances impacts international product launches and marketing campaigns.

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Starbucks modified its green logo to brown in Saudi Arabia due to green being associated with religious significance
IKEA temporarily changed its blue and yellow branding to red and gold when entering China to align with cultural symbols of prosperity
McDonald's switched from red and yellow to green and white in several Middle Eastern locations to respect cultural sensitivities
Walmart replaced its blue logo with purple in Thailand after learning blue was associated with mourning in certain regions