Which of these geographic product adaptations by a major company is TRUE?

In today's global marketplace, major brands often customize their products for different geographic regions to accommodate local tastes, preferences, and cultural norms. This practice, known as geographic product differentiation, can lead to surprising variations in seemingly universal products. Test your knowledge about how famous brands adapt their offerings across different global markets!

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McDonald's sells McSpaghetti as a regular menu item in the Philippines, catering to the local preference for pasta dishes
Coca-Cola markets a cucumber-flavored soda exclusively in Australia to complement their outdoor barbecue culture
IKEA sells pre-built furniture in Japan because apartment sizes are too small for customers to assemble products at home
Starbucks offers wine-infused coffee drinks in France to align with the country's wine appreciation culture