Which packaging innovation from the 1800s revolutionized food preservation and is credited with helping feed armies during the Napoleonic Wars?

The history of packaging reveals how innovations transformed commerce and consumer habits throughout time. From ancient materials to modern solutions, packaging evolution has mirrored societal changes and technological advancements. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal packaging innovation that dramatically altered food preservation and distribution in the 19th century, changing how products reached consumers and revolutionizing retail possibilities.

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Tin cans (invented by Nicolas Appert and Peter Durand)
Cellophane wrapping (invented by Jacques E. Brandenberger)
Corrugated paperboard boxes (patented by Albert Jones)
Mason jars (invented by John Landis Mason)