Which major retail expansion strategy was famously unsuccessful due to geographic and cultural misunderstanding?

How well do you understand global retail expansion strategies? This trivia question tests your knowledge about how major retailers adapt to geographic and cultural differences when entering new markets. Successful retail expansion requires deep understanding of local consumer behaviors, supply chain limitations, and cultural nuances that can make or break a market entry strategy.

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Target's 2013 expansion into Canada, where they failed to adapt supply chains to the country's geography and transportation infrastructure
Amazon's 2010 launch in Australia, where they underestimated shipping distances between major population centers
IKEA's 2006 entry into Japan, where apartment sizes were too small for their standard furniture dimensions
Walmart's 2005 expansion into Germany, where they primarily failed due to store locations being too far from urban centers