Which global beverage brand created the iconic polar bear mascots specifically to celebrate traditional Inuit winter festivals and storytelling traditions?

Marketing campaigns that honor cultural traditions can create powerful connections between brands and consumers. The most successful campaigns don't just appropriate cultural elements—they respectfully celebrate heritage while creating authentic brand associations. This poll tests your knowledge about an iconic marketing campaign that masterfully bridged a global brand with local cultural traditions.

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Coca-Cola (The polar bears were actually created for a 1993 ad campaign called 'Northern Lights' with no connection to Inuit culture)
Pepsi (Their polar bear campaign launched in 1997 as a response to Coca-Cola's success)
Dr. Pepper (Their 'Winter Wonderland' campaign featured polar bears from 2001-2008)
Sprite (Their 'Arctic Refresh' campaign with polar bears ran in Nordic countries from 1995-2002)