Which major company had to recall and rename its "Barf" branded product when expanding to English-speaking markets, despite the name being innocent in its original language?

In the global marketplace, language and cultural nuances can make or break a brand's international success. Some of the world's biggest companies have faced embarrassing product recalls or rebranding efforts after discovering their carefully crafted brand names, slogans, or logos had unintended meanings in other languages. Test your knowledge about these famous linguistic missteps that cost companies millions in rebranding and damaged reputation.

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Cascadian Farm's Persian-language granola bar (where "barf" meant "snow")
Unilever's Finnish yogurt brand (where "barf" meant "pine")
Iranian cleaning product company (where "barf" meant "snow")
Swedish furniture item from IKEA (where "barf" meant "tree bark")