Which linguistic phenomenon do marketers most commonly exploit in product packaging to create a sense of premium quality?

Product packaging isn't just about protection and aesthetics - it's a powerful communication tool. Linguistic choices on packaging can significantly influence consumer behavior and purchasing decisions. This trivia question explores how language psychology intersects with product design and marketing strategies in the linguistics industry.

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Foreign language terms (e.g., 'Le Fromage' instead of 'Cheese')
Rhyming phrases (e.g., 'The Bright, Right Light')
Alliterative product names (e.g., 'Crispy Crunch')
Numerical specificity (e.g., '97% Pure')