Which major company had to quickly rename their product 'Barf' when expanding to English-speaking countries, not realizing the unfortunate meaning of the word in English?

In the global marketplace, language and cultural awareness are crucial for product success. Some of the world's biggest brands have stumbled when launching products in international markets due to linguistic oversights. These translation blunders can transform a promising product into an embarrassing failure overnight. Test your knowledge of infamous language-related product marketing disasters that language professionals still reference as cautionary tales.

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Cascadian Farm (an organic food brand from Iran where 'barf' means 'snow')
Efes Beverage Group (a Turkish company where 'barf' means 'shine')
Dabur India (an Indian company where 'barf' means 'ice')
Podravka (a Croatian food company where 'barf' means 'color')