Which packaging innovation from the 1800s first allowed ordinary consumers to safely purchase and store food for extended periods, revolutionizing shopping habits and food distribution?

Throughout history, innovations in product packaging have dramatically changed how goods were transported, preserved, and marketed. Some packaging breakthroughs transformed entire industries and shopping habits. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in packaging history that revolutionized consumer access to food products and helped shape modern retail.

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The tin can (invented by Peter Durand in 1810)
The Mason jar (patented by John L. Mason in 1858)
Paraffin-sealed cardboard boxes (introduced by Quaker in 1884)
Vacuum-sealed glass bottles (developed by Louis Pasteur in 1864)