Coca-Cola is one of the most globally active international companies, deriving 80 percent of its sales from outside the U.S. To succeed internationally, Coca-Cola had to understand that different markets require different marketing strategies and relationship building. In India, Coca-Cola changed its slogan when it learned soft drinks were reserved for guests. In Japan, Diet Coke was renamed Coke Light to avoid embarrassment. In Spain, brown delivery trucks were repainted because they resembled hearses. In Germany, delivery uniforms were altered since brown shirts carried negative associations. Coca-Cola's ability to adapt its marketing to local cultures enabled its global success.