David Maynard writes:

Gerber solved the 'which way' problem, just in case, when marketing to
Africa by using only one pictu the famous Gerber Baby on the label.
Except, in Africa companies generally put a picture of what's inside
because most people there can't read. Give's "baby food" a whole new
meaning, don't it?

Are Africans so dense that they can't figure out that the picture
represents something _for_ a baby, rather than baby flesh? What
picture would they understand?

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