Which global company first introduced 'universal packaging' with instructions in over 30 languages using no text, only visual symbols, revolutionizing product accessibility across language barriers?

In our increasingly globalized world, language and packaging have become intertwined like never before. Multilingual packaging isn't just a convenience—it's a strategic business decision that can determine a product's success across international markets. This poll explores how one major company revolutionized the linguistic approach to packaging in a way that dramatically changed industry standards and consumer expectations worldwide.

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IKEA, with their furniture assembly instructions in 2002
Apple, with their iPhone unboxing experience in 2007
Coca-Cola, with their 'Share a Coke' campaign in 2011
Unilever, with their Dove beauty products in 2005