Which of these geographic-specific color adaptations is genuinely used by a major global brand?

Did you know that many global brands adjust their color schemes based on regional preferences and cultural associations? Color psychology varies significantly across different countries and regions, impacting consumer behavior and product reception. This trivia tests your knowledge about how geography influences brand color choices in international markets. Can you identify which regional color adaptation is actually used by major brands?

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McDonald's uses green arches instead of golden ones in most European mountain towns to blend with the alpine landscape
Starbucks uses a red logo in China instead of green, as red symbolizes good fortune and prosperity in Chinese culture
Amazon changes its arrow logo to blue in Scandinavian countries to represent the region's connection to water
Coca-Cola bottles are predominantly yellow in South American markets to reflect the continent's vibrant culture