Which of these cultural adaptations did Coca-Cola make to respect local traditions in its global marketing strategy?

In today's globalized market, successful brands must navigate cultural traditions when expanding internationally. Major companies often adapt their products, packaging, and advertising to respect local customs and traditions. This trivia question tests your knowledge about how a famous global brand navigated cultural sensitivity in its international marketing strategy. Can you identify which adaptation was actually implemented?

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Removing red from packaging in Japan, where the color symbolizes death
Creating special gold-labeled bottles for the Chinese New Year to symbolize prosperity
Replacing the Coca-Cola logo with local alphabets in all Middle Eastern countries
Removing all human imagery from advertisements in Nordic countries to avoid cultural appropriation