Which famous beverage brand had to withdraw its packaging in multiple countries after discovering its name translated to an offensive phrase in another language?

In today's global marketplace, product packaging doesn't just protect items—it communicates across linguistic boundaries. Language choice on packaging can make or break a product's success in international markets. This trivia question explores a famous packaging language blunder that affected a major brand's reputation and sales. Test your knowledge of how linguistic missteps can impact product marketing worldwide!

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Fresca (in Mexico, where it sounded like a vulgar slang term)
Coca-Cola (in China, where characters initially chosen phonetically meant 'bite the wax tadpole')
Pepsi (in Taiwan, where its slogan translated to 'bring your ancestors back from the dead')
Schweppes Tonic Water (in Italy, where 'tonic' was misunderstood as 'toilet water')