Which retail giant faced significant backlash in China due to a translation error that accidentally labeled their products as 'low quality' instead of 'high quality'?

The global marketplace demands cultural sensitivity, especially in language. When retail giants expand internationally, translation errors can lead to embarrassing and costly mistakes. This poll explores a famous linguistic misstep that demonstrates how language expertise is crucial for successful international marketing campaigns. Test your knowledge about one of the most notable language-related retail failures that made headlines and became a cautionary tale in global marketing textbooks.

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IKEA, when their 'quality furniture' tagline was mistranslated in Mandarin marketing materials
Nike, when their 'Just Do It' slogan was incorrectly translated to suggest their products were substandard
KFC, when their 'finger-lickin' good' slogan was mistranslated to 'eat your fingers off' in Chinese
Mercedes-Benz, when they entered the Chinese market with the brand name 'Bensi' which implied 'rush to die'