Which food company famously simplified its logo in 2009 by removing the outer border, adjusting its signature script, and changing to a single-color design that sparked both criticism and praise for its minimalist approach?

Behind every iconic food brand lies a fascinating logo evolution story that reflects changing consumer tastes and marketing strategies. Some of the world's most recognized food logos have undergone subtle or dramatic transformations that many consumers never notice. This trivia question challenges your knowledge of one famous food company's surprising logo history that revolutionized its brand identity and market presence. Can you identify the correct transformation story among these plausible options?

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Pepsi-Cola, which removed its traditional circular red, white, and blue design for a simpler wave pattern
Starbucks, which removed the outer text ring and simplified its mermaid/siren logo to focus only on the iconic green figure
Heinz, which abandoned its keystone shape for a more streamlined tomato silhouette design
McDonald's, which dropped the 'McDonald's' text and kept only the golden arches as its primary logo