Fill in the blank of the sentence using one from the words, idioms, or phrases…

Correct verb: Launched.

Why this is correct: "has recently launched" is used when a company introduces or releases a new product to the market. It clearly conveys the act of making the product available or announcing it commercially.

• Commissioned — means to authorize or order the creation of something (e.g., commission the development of a product). It does not mean releasing a product to the market.

• Started — can mean began an activity, but saying "has recently started a product" is awkward and not idiomatic. Use "has recently started selling" or "has recently started production of" if that is the intended meaning.

• Begun — is a past participle that requires an auxiliary verb and would be ungrammatical in the sentence as written. You could say "has recently begun producing the product" to indicate production started.

Example: Nordisk has recently launched a product called Glucometer.