Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first standardized 'brand marks' on their pottery that included marketing phrases (early taglines) to promote quality and origin?

Before modern billboards and digital ads, ancient civilizations had their own sophisticated methods of product marketing and brand recognition. From merchant seals in Mesopotamia to shop signs in Roman cities, marketing has ancient roots. This trivia explores how one civilization utilized a particularly effective 'tagline' system that helped establish their trade dominance across multiple continents.

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Phoenicians, whose amphorae often included phrases like 'Fine Wine of Tyre' in multiple languages to facilitate trade across the Mediterranean
Egyptians, who marked their exported goods with hieroglyphic quality statements like 'Sealed by the Pharaoh' to indicate royal approval
Greeks, who stamped their olive oil containers with phrases like 'From the Sacred Groves of Athens' to command premium prices
Romans, who branded their garum (fish sauce) with phrases like 'The Finest from Pompeii' to differentiate regional varieties