Which packaging innovation was specifically invented to solve the problem of food spoilage for military personnel, leading to a revolution in food preservation?

Packaging innovations have transformed how products are preserved, transported, and marketed throughout history. Some inventions were so revolutionary they fundamentally changed entire industries and consumer behaviors. This trivia tests your knowledge about one such groundbreaking packaging innovation that solved a critical problem and created new possibilities for product distribution and consumption. Can you identify which packaging breakthrough truly changed the game?

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The tin can, invented by Peter Durand in 1810 after Napoleon offered a prize for food preservation methods for his army
The TetraPak, invented by Ruben Rausing in 1951 primarily to extend milk shelf life in grocery stores
Vacuum-sealed packaging, invented by Louis Pasteur in 1864 to preserve wine during long voyages
The aerosol can, developed by Erik Rotheim in 1926 originally as a way to dispense paint for military equipment