Which iconic beverage brand faced such severe consumer backlash after changing its packaging design in the 2000s that they reverted to their original design within 3 months?

In today's fast-paced consumer market, product packaging does more than just protect—it tells a story, creates emotional connections, and drives purchase decisions. Iconic brands have evolved their packaging over decades, creating instantly recognizable designs that transcend language and culture. This trivia challenges you to test your knowledge about a famous packaging redesign that sparked massive consumer backlash and forced a major company to reverse course. How well do you know your pop culture packaging history?

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Tropicana (2009 redesign that removed the iconic orange with straw)
Coca-Cola (2007 minimalist white can design)
Gatorade (2008 'G' rebrand that replaced the lightning bolt)
Pepsi (2006 blue-dominant redesign that removed the red portion)