9 brands that are viewed differently in different countries
Briefly

KFC is huge in Japan. The country is its third-largest market after the US and China, and residents often order KFC for parties and social events. Most notably, across the last five decades, KFC has become a Christmas tradition for many Japanese people. This was down to 'KFC for Christmas' advertising campaigns, showing just how emphatic a successful campaign can be - Christmas Eve accounts for around 5% of KFC's annual revenue in the country.
In the UK, Strongbow is often seen as a cheaper cider brand aimed at young pint-drinking adults, and in its early days, it was marketed as a cider for men - an alternative to beer.
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