Which well-known company temporarily changed its logo during World War II because its original symbol had been adopted by the Nazi party?

During major historical events, even the most established brands sometimes had to adapt their visual identity. World War II had profound impacts on corporate imagery and marketing strategies as companies navigated complex political landscapes. This trivia question explores one famous brand that underwent a significant logo transformation directly connected to wartime circumstances, showing how historical events can reshape even the most recognizable commercial symbols.

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Swastika Tools Company (which changed its name to Craftsman Tools)
Coca-Cola (which removed the distinctive swirl resembling an SS symbol)
Budweiser (which temporarily dropped the eagle symbol)
Nivea (which removed the swastika from its logo after it became associated with Nazism)