Which major linguistic innovation in product packaging was pioneered by Coca-Cola in the 1960s and has since become industry standard for global brands?

Product packaging does more than just protect contents—it communicates with consumers through careful linguistic choices. From multilingual labels to culturally-sensitive translations, the language on packaging can make or break a product's success. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous packaging linguistics innovation that changed how we approach language in global markets.

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Phonetic brand name adaptation (modifying brand names to be pronounceable in local languages)
Reverse translation verification (translating back into the original language to check accuracy)
Cultural color coding (using different colors for text in different language markets)
Linguistic minimalism (reducing text to universal symbols and minimal language)