Which packaging design adaptation did Coca-Cola implement specifically for rural areas in developing countries to address geographical distribution challenges?

Product packaging design varies dramatically across different geographical regions to appeal to local cultural preferences and consumer psychology. Companies invest millions in researching how colors, shapes, and materials resonate with specific markets. This poll tests your knowledge about how global brands adapt their packaging to different geographical contexts and the fascinating psychology behind these decisions.

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Square bottles that could be stacked and used as building materials after consumption
Bio-degradable cans with seeds embedded that would grow into plants when discarded
Modular bottle crates that could be converted into agricultural tools
Shareable multi-pack containers that could be split into individual units for micro-retailers